Sentence examples for because of available data from inspiring English sources

In this study, we have compared Roe deer and calf digestive enzymes also because of available data on domestic ruminant animals [ 5, 6].

After 2004, the prescription pattern of erythropoietins changed because of available data from abstracts of randomised controlled trials in chronic kidney disease and dialysis patients and therefore, despite availability of data on survival status and comorbidities up to 2008, we used the time range only up to the end of 2004 for analysis.

Because of these problems and because the universe of available data had largely been exhausted, attempts to decipher the relationships between animal phyla could not reach a consensus and it is hard to see how this situation would have changed were it not for the availability of genetic sequence data.

The results are also useful for selecting the best model when we must apply these formulas because of limitation of available data. Figure 4 was plotted to compare the error of the provinces.

In this analysis, we were not able to estimate the incidence of each specific OI because of lack of available data and thus estimated the incidence of OIs overall.

Third, several factors that may affect resource use, such as the use of clinical pathways, were not considered in our study because of lack of available data.

However, because of lack of available data, NO3 have not been extensively examined in epidemiologic studies of air pollution.

Although we have attributed the deaths of 8 of those patients to complications resulting from SEMAS placement, this was done by convention because of lack of available data as to their actual cause of death.

We could not make a complete CBA because of lack of available data on the abatement costs, we had a very small part of the industrial costs.

60 articles were excluded since they did not include a medical student as an author and a further 6 were excluded because of lack of available data.

Nevertheless, because of lack of available data about the differences between the respondents and the non-respondents, we cannot rule out the fact that the participants could be biased in their representation.