Sentence examples for because describes from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, HUI3 [ 15] is useful because describes a great number of health states, and captures the severity of the disease and burden of side-effects associated with drugs and other treatments, and the burdens associated with comorbidities.
Several times in my life I have found myself prolonging a painful situation because describing it became more important to me than eliminating the pain.
Because describing sound can quickly devolve into abstract descriptions ("sharp," "dry," "bright"), he worked closely with the survivors to establish a vocabulary for their memories.
Because describing parts of workflows are words and the words has no limitation and so many tags might be used in one simple workflow.
A potential concern in our study is the fact that learned and described cues are not exactly matched, because there were more described than learned cues (nine compared with three) and because described cues were more novel than learned ones.
Partial or surface (32percentt): "Yes, because it describes the story".
"High" because it describes magnitude of risk not of verticality?
It matters because it describes and expresses what the arts do better than other languages.
By contrast, he said, "classical music is essential because it describes how we really are".
I quote it in its entirety because it describes "Punch" as succinctly as I could.
Because it describes, in salacious detail, the downright queer relationship between Abbott and his chief of staff.
