Sentence examples for because both instruments were from inspiring English sources
Careful attention is required when interpreting IOP readings in glaucoma eyes, because both instruments were positively correlated with the CCT.
Both instruments were selected because they could be administered over the telephone.
However, because the outcome measures contained in both instruments were developed using these previously existing assessment tools [ 18, 19, 33, 34] and there is no 'gold standard' instrument for measuring functional status in older adults, these investigations are not sufficient to establish the validity of either instrument.
Further, because string instruments were barely audible in early recordings, technicians favored the piano and wind instruments.
Charles Steinweg, the German-born piano maker, changed his name to Steinway (in part because English instruments were deemed to be superior).
The Agriculture Committee has jurisdiction over many types of derivatives because the instruments were initially designed to help farmers hedge risk.
Because real instruments were expensive, the cigar box guitar (also fiddle and banjo) was an instrument that was accessible to black Americans living in poverty and contributed to evolution of the blues.
Comparisons between these samples were possible because identical instruments were used to collect the data of interest.
Assessing relatively healthy older adults with traditional self-report measures (activities of daily living) has proven difficult because these instruments were initially developed for institutionalised older adults.
Cross-contamination during tissue preparation can be excluded because sterilized instruments were used for each animal, and after every incision, instruments were cleaned with 70% ethanol and a Bunsen burner flame to destroy adhering tissue remnants.
The CRA was preferred above other caregiver burden instruments for this study because other instruments were developed for caregivers of persons with mental impairment only or addressed only the negative consequences of caregiving [ 22- 24].
