Sentence examples for because allocation from inspiring English sources

Thus, effective defence against macroparasites could have been important for P. plantaginis in its past evolutionary history because allocation to an effective warning signal decreased only its resistance against bacterial pathogens.

In the other four studies, risk of bias was unclear because allocation information was not provided [ 28- 31].

Because allocation systems have the potential to increase bias in studies [ 16] only those studies that were adequate or unclear were included in the review.

Block randomisation will use block sizes of two because allocation will take place in one go, so there will be no opportunity for prediction of which group the schools will be in.

We focus on minutes in childcare for parents because allocation of time to childcare may differ in significant ways from allocation of time to other unpaid work such as housework.

This study was rated poor because allocation concealment was not specified, there were important differences in baseline characteristics, it was unclear if outcomes were assessed blinded to the intervention, and the outcomes were incompletely described.

This is a great change, because allocations are very important to labs, but sadly the procedure is no clearer than before.

Questionnaire data could have been associated with possible biases – observation bias because treatment allocation was not concealed and recall bias because the educational levels of the primary respondents to the questionnaires, the mothers, differed by treatment group.

Because resource allocation processes tend to be more intimately linked to systems performance, and because intervention requires estimates of coverage levels, administrative data play a key role in determining the allocation of government and donor-supported initiatives (such as the GAVI Alliance) aimed at strengthening countries' immunization activities.

The deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, had signalled to the SA government during a combative meeting the state would not get the additional water because the allocation could harm upstream communities.

But because the allocation of elite preschool admissions, penthouses overlooking Central Park and other such prizes is settled by relative bidding, the question of who gets what would be unaffected.