Sentence examples for because of cumulative from inspiring English sources

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The company's tax bill was £1.9m in 2011, but these sums may not actually be paid to HM Revenue and Customs because of cumulative losses across the Amazon group.

Other researchers theorise that although an infectious agent is to blame, it is not a new but an old one that has become dangerous because of cumulative exposure to it.

However, it has the disadvantage of being a combination of both bladder filling and voiding, which could not be separately analysed because of cumulative brain glucose uptake and limited temporal resolution.

In September 2005, his azithromycin, moxifloxacin, ethambutol, and rifabutin were discontinued on a trial basis because of cumulative drug toxicities.

Conventional chemotherapy is usually administered for a limited period because its efficacy decreases over time and because of cumulative toxicities.

Because estimates of cumulative snowfall and temperature on Isle Royale are not available, we used snowfall measurements from nearby Thunder Bay, Ontario and the Northern Hemisphere winter temperature anomaly.

Orally and intramuscularly treated patients were analyzed separately because of nonequivalent cumulative dosages of GC (cumulative GC dosage: oral > intramuscular).

Because the calculation of cumulative mortality rates is sensitive to small sample sizes, moderate and severe actinic skin damage were combined into one group.

Five grams was used as a cutpoint for "high" versus "low" dose because the distribution of cumulative dose was bimodal, with peaks at around 2 and 12 grams.

Maximum tolerated dose was defined as 155 mg m−2 for Group A and 100 mg m−2 for Group B. The second phase with G-CSF was interrupted because of evidence of cumulative cardiac toxicity.