Sentence examples for because of duplicate from inspiring English sources

In 2000, about 1.3 million people were overcounted, mostly because of duplicate counts of whites with multiple homes.

The findings show that the 2010 census overcounted the total population by 36,000 people, or 0.01 percent, mostly because of duplicate counts of whites who own multiple homes.

Because there is only one late image and usually more early images available per year, the overall contribution of the late image is much higher because of duplicate occurrences resulting from the combination of expansion and generalization.

A further 102 819 records were excluded because of: duplicate addresses (one of them removed), errors in name or address, a non-residential address, subscriber under 18 years of age at first subscription, subscriber a permanent resident of Greenland or the Faroe Islands, or the subscriber asked to be excluded from the study (n = 53).

The other two studies were excluded because of duplicate patient cohorts [ 25, 26].

Among all reported cases, 6 were excluded because of missing data precluding any analysis and 4 because of duplicate declaration.

Of the 1,500 charts for model derivation, 83 were excluded because of duplicated patients or age less than 18 years.

A total of 381 studies were screened; 358 were excluded for the following reasons: irrelevant (n = 229), review (n = 7), study design or too small in sample size (n = 26), only focused on vitamin D metabolism (n = 45), pediatric studies (n = 46) and animal studies (n = 5), after detailed evaluation, one additional study was excluded because of duplicates.

However, this was not true in the current investigation because evaluation of duplicate samples of the HapMap controls at X-chromosome housekeeping genes showed concordance of β-values for some probes but not for others.

This is because, in a sequence of duplicate operations, once a string is copied and inserted into the target string, subsequent duplicate operations do not affect the order of the characters in the previously inserted string.

Almost all pairs of articles in this set are non-duplicates because the occurrence of duplicate citations in MEDLINE is low enough that the probability of two randomly selected citations being duplicates is almost zero (Errami et al., 2008).