Sentence examples for because the classifications of from inspiring English sources
However, it is hard to compare directly the efficacy of regimens because the classifications of chemotherapy regimens in both studies were different.
Because the classifications of diseases changed between 1900 and 1976, as we discuss below, we will only examine the rankings of broad categories of causes of deaths.
Because the classifications of underweight, overweight, and obesity vary across studies, findings from various studies regarding the association between underweight BMI and kidney disease may be affected, and thus more data are required.
These calculations are indicated in the expanded results tables provided in Additional file 2. We judged formal quantitative meta-analysis impossible because the classifications of ethnicity and of mental health outcomes were too heterogeneous.
(A spokesman for General Burgess told me that "because of the classification of the information in the N.I.E., it would be inappropriate for us to engage in a discussion with you").
"It creates a public safety risk," she said, because the classification of marijuana means that banks and other federally regulated financial services companies cannot do business with dispensaries.
The judge scheduled another hearing in two weeks, to give Kargbo time to compile evidence: because the classification of his crimes made him automatically deportable, the only way he could stay in the country was to prove that he would be threatened or tortured in Sierra Leone.
This is because the classification of leukotrienes is also partly based on their biosynthetic origin.
Nevertheless, the risk of WRMSDs still exists because the classification of the angles as "non-acceptable" was kept.
This sector is excluded from the analysis because the classification of the services sector is rather crude compared with those in the manufacturing sector.
The determination of the type of waste is difficult, because the classification of waste is highly variable (Buenrostro et al. 2001); it depends on the criteria chosen by the authors (Castelli et al. 2012).
