Sentence examples for because of practice from inspiring English sources
As a physics professor who often finds students falling behind, missing class or assignments because of practice or away games, I am deeply concerned about colleges' encouraging students to neglect their academic education at the expense of making their school's athletic program "famous," or at least providing cheap entertainment for the local community.
Longitudinal data are known to underestimate the effect of age because of practice effects 22 and are subject to selective sample retention.
If respondents are repeatedly asked to fill out a questionnaire, their score might improve each subsequent time because of practice, familiarity or awareness.
In part because of ceiling effects and in part because of practice effects with the MMSE, potential subjects are often excluded by this measure even though it is clear that they are impaired from baseline.
We don't get the view that this is about deliberate discrimination but because of practices that have not been thought through".
Because of practices like collecting rainwater, use of potable water has dropped by 100 million gallons a year even as inmate populations have increased.
Some legislators and regulators say they are taking a harder look at the industry because of practices that are opaque to consumers.
In 2012, Glaxo reached an agreement with the federal government to pay $3 billion in fines because of practices involving several drugs, including a failure to report safety updates about Avandia.
Because of practices developed by communities to protect their work, firms need to assign individuals to work in these communities in order to gain access to developments and, to an extent, influence the direction of the community.
Hinman also points out that there are several other ways in which a user's search requests can be disclosed because of practices used by major search engine companies such as Google.
