Sentence examples for because of incidental from inspiring English sources

However, it was estimated that only 1 in 19 to 1 in 15 of calculated presentation routes are because of incidental admissions (Elliss-Brookes et al, 2012), only some of which will be emergencies.

Or better yet, imagine being denied access to travel because of incidental connections that emerge from examining a social timeline.

Patrik Berglund's deflection was waved off because of incidental contact with goalie Martin Jones, a call confirmed after video review.

A 55-year-old Japanese woman was referred to Yodogawa Christian Hospital because of incidental finding of an abnormal shadow in the chest X-ray.

All variables in S should show meaningful minus-one changes, but this may not always be the case in practice because of incidental cancellations (see Discussion).

For example, two lake-type populations (Cultus and Sakinaw) in south coastal British Columbia are now designated as endangered by COSEWIC, largely because of incidental fishing mortality (Irvine et al. 2005).

Because the proportion of incidental detection among cases undergoing a TURP was not associated with age, we multiplied in each age category for each year 1985 through 1997 the proportion 0.6786 by the total number of age- and year-specific TURPs recorded among cases to get an estimate of the number of TURPs that led to a prostate cancer diagnosis.

This is because of the possibilities of incidental cancellations across pathways and of changes which simply do not exceed the pre-defined meaningful threshold.

Ingmar Bergman is one of the greatest of modern directors, but he's also an instant object of comedy because of his incidental association with Woody Allen, America's leading Bergmaniac.

Consider that Orkut exists almost entirely because of this incidental feature (the country-by-country leaderboard is what made nationalistic Brazilians sign up by the millions to "beat" the US).

One patient had to be excluded because of an incidental brain-stem tumour.