Sentence examples for because certain classes of from inspiring English sources

Because certain classes of complaints do not name doctors individually (eg. complaints arising in public hospitals in several of the study jurisdictions), we adjusted the proportions in the distributional calculations to ensure the numerators (number of complaints) matched the denominators (size of the 'exposed' segment of the medical workforce).

Errors in SNP array data can in principle confound an analysis of NCO because certain classes of errors can mimic these events (e.g., if a child is truly heterozygous but is called homozygous, or if a parent is homozygous but called heterozygous).

"We saw a year of comparative decline, first, because of a restriction of loans due to overbuilding in certain classes of structures, and second, because of a diversion of funds from mortgage and construction channels into Wall Street," he wrote.

Furthermore, the transferability of patents helps reduce the risk to banks and investors in investing in certain classes of companies because when a business fails, patents are often the only valuable asset that remains.

The overestimation yields unnecessary concerns and precautions, such as avoiding certain classes of events because of the perception that they may lead to specific risks (Berntsen & Rubin 2006a, b).

Although the Korean government has conducted HBV vaccination programs for primary prevention of liver cancer, certain classes of adults are neglected because the focus is restricted to children.

In short, because the tax applied to all voters rather than just certain classes of voters it did not violate the Fourteenth or Fifteenth Amendment.

"She should also exercise caution in opining at all on such issues, because her daft assessment would mean that children and certain classes of human beings are also not entitled to rights".

Because each qubit can embody so many different states, quantum computers could compute certain classes of problems dramatically faster than regular computers by running through every combination of possibilities at once.

In all systems of contract law, certain classes of transactions are treated as unenforceable by the judicial process because they are thought to involve unusual hazards for a contracting party or to be of marginal social utility.

Certain classes of employees are indentured servants.