Sentence examples for because of collections from inspiring English sources

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Seven of the 83 fully enrolled individuals did not have blood collected because of collection complications.

Because of collection standards, cord blood collected for private use cannot subsequently be donated for public use.

The original design of Regenstein around subject-oriented floors, however, has of necessity changed because of collection growth and rearrangement.

Introduced species may even be overrepresented in collections during the establishment and lag phase because of collection biases for rare and novel organisms.

The air volume sampled is important, with higher volumes needed for the detection of relatively rare spores but often there is a trade-off against sample period and energy use because some devices can only work for minutes or hours rather than weeks because of collection surfaces becoming overloaded, collection liquid evaporating or batteries losing power.

These studies indicate that the majority of those miRNAs do not have a tumour cell-specific origin and may derive from the rupture of blood cells still present in plasma (haemolysis) because of collection procedures or specimen processing conditions (Pritchard et al, 2012), thus impacting on their possible use as tumour biomarkers.

Neither microalbuminuria nor proteinuria was withheld in the analysis because of data collection issues (too few collections; no control on validity of measurement).

Because of this, collections are often stigmatised as "morbid cabinets".

Because of multiple collections in a child, this table does not show the prevalence of bruising in children.

Many LLM students are drawn here because of our collection and often comment that our collection of foreign law is superior to their home institutions.