Sentence examples for because it allows evaluation from inspiring English sources

In this analysis ANOVA is the most useful test because it allows evaluation of the effect due to gender (male female) with normalized age variables.

We chose this outcome variable because it allows comprehensive evaluation of the pilot programme.

Moreover, the rabbit VX2 tumour model is commonly adopted in experimental oncology because it allows the preclinical evaluation of several embolic agents and endovascular devices [2].

The combination of micro and mesoscopic imaging in the same animal offers several advantages because it allows the simultaneous evaluation of cellular activity and biodistribution.

Joinpoint regression is particularly appropriate in studying MV fatality trends because it allows for a mechanistic evaluation of changes in long-term trends that may have been affected by numerous complementary or competing factors as detailed earlier.

We chose this progression because it allows a more precise evaluation of the maximum response requirement that continued to maintain responding (the breaking-point value), than simply doubling the ratio requirement at each step.

This dynamic percentage is also important because it allows Servy to price evaluations at a point where restaurants are still able to make a profit.

This methodology still presents some inconvenience because it allows one to evaluate a method only in terms of sensitivity – the ability to detect all horizontal transfers – and not in terms of specificity – the ability to avoid detecting native genes – because by definition, the horizontal transfers already present in the genome under study impede this evaluation.

The innovative treatment of the data is exportable to the evaluation of programmes of other degrees because it allows the description linked to its characteristics and its design through the students' point of view.

The contribution of non-destructive evaluation methods (NDE) is essential because it allows us to obtain information on the quality of the material or its durability without damaging the material examined.

The most appropriate disease-specific scale is the Quality of Life Scale (Heinrichs et al., 1984) since it takes patients' cognitive deficits into account and because it allows to subtly measuring the patients' subjective feeling during a hetero-evaluation.