Sentence examples for because for example in from inspiring English sources

If the world thinks that this is the correct approach, because for example in our case we used to be exporters, but we were replaced by the producers of California.

This happens because the GPs see few of that specialist's patients or because, for example in the palliative care setting, the care already in place is well-organized.

The figures seem to be higher for non-OECD than OECD countries because, for example, in estimating CAP Saksena & Dayal [ 49] consider both outdoor and indoor air pollution (but do not report the cost of indoor pollution separately).

Predicting the responses of species to changing rainfall levels is difficult because, for example in herbivorous species, these effects may be mediated indirectly through changes in host plant quality.

However, we think that cultivation with AKI-SW condition is indispensable for accurate judgment of toxigenicity because, for example, in our case, 1 out of 15 toxigenic strains was missed with monophasic culture condition.

The European brown hare may thus be considered a species of relatively low susceptibility to tularemia when exposed via this route because, for example, in the highly susceptible BALB/c mice and common voles the LD50 was calculated to be about 1 and 38 CFU, respectively [ 19].

37 38 However, it may not correspond to classifications used in other countries, because, for example, teachers in Finland are required to have a university degree.

This is because the variability of DP over time could indeed reduce the variability of the overall income in the peculiar case in which DP increase in those years in which the remaining part of the income declines because, for example, drops in production levels or product prices.

Biochemical and metabolic aspects should not be neglected because imbalances, for example in the insulin-growth factor-1 and somatostatin axis, have been forwarded as contributing factors to the development of delirium [ 12].

This is because, for example, small differences in growth temperature can give rise to growth rate difference greater than 2%.

This could happen because, for example, the unit in question employs surgical techniques or rehabilitation protocols that trade the speed of recovery for the quality of ultimate outcome.