Sentence examples for because of avoidance from inspiring English sources
Originally, it was the hope was that measurement of fractionated plasma metanephrines could result in cost savings because of avoidance of multiple biochemical tests [ 19].
Some could have had decreased symptoms, some could have left work because of symptoms and among those not responding to the questionnaire, some nurses could have had more symptoms and therefore being reluctant to answer because of avoidance issues related to PTSD.
Because the reaction of avoidance in patients with chronic pain and facial disfigurement is similar, perhaps the principals of acceptance also may be alike.
It may be that we have little knowledge about the social transmission of avoidance because behavioral experiments focusing on individual experience are not so popular.
For example, the lower rates of avoidance because of cost in younger children runs parallel with school dental services that provide free or subsidised dental care to children up to the age of 15 years in most jurisdictions in Australia.
Still, despite (or because of) its avoidance of in-your-face salaciousness, "Forever... " remains a potent and arousing little work.
The UK is suffering not because of tax avoidance but because there is not enough taxable income – there is less production now than there was several years back".
In particular, the updated design of the vehicle manipulator and rail has been carried out because of collision avoidance between modules and vehicle manipulator.
Because of the avoidance of first pass metabolic effects due to direct and rapid absorption with improved permeability, intranasal route represents a good alternative for extravascular drug administration.
Marine Le Pen, France's presidential hopeful and leader of the National Front, complained that ordinary working French people were paying higher taxes because of the avoidance schemes next door in Luxembourg.
David Cameron rejected calls for Barlow to hand back his OBE after the star was ordered in May to pay millions of pounds in tax that had gone unpaid because of an avoidance scheme.
