Sentence examples for because of a differing from inspiring English sources
Survival may differ considerably between patients on and off study because of a differing mix of prognostic factors in the patient groups.
They are in a separate sphere of research, however, largely because of a differing measurement methodology, but also because of the well-known complexities of associating specific environmental hazards to health [ 62].
Because receptor subtypes of neurokinin A differ between cerebral and pulmonary arteries, whether the study results could be extrapolated to RCVS requires further studies.
Patterns of resistance in other countries in the region may be different because of differing patterns of antibiotic prescription and drug usage [60].
An inverse rank transformation was used for l-ascorbic acid and continuous cardiometabolic traits to harmonize data across contributing studies before applied analyses and take into account systematic differences in the absolute value of traits because of differing study protocols [as seen previously (23)].
Callers often request a health study, yet when studies are done, communities are often unhappy with the results because of vastly differing expectations about what a health study provides, says Ozonoff.
It is often useful to organize emergency control fundamentally different to management of an endemic disease, because of the spatially localized scenario and because of differing control objectives.
The Cameron-Osborne partnership has always been close – they are godfathers to each other's children – in large part because of their differing strengths.
It should be acknowledged that this Indiana law exists because of a tension between differing communities of people, and different schools of thought.
A Kuwaiti Muslim cannot buy a Malaysian sukuk (sharia-compliant bond) because of differing definitions of what constitutes usury.
