Sentence examples for because the date of from inspiring English sources

In fact, Mr. Marthen Torres said he was certain he would not become another casualty of this war because the date of his death had already been revealed to him.

Seven implants were excluded from the evaluation because the date of implantation was not documented.

Migration duration data are right-censored by definition because the date of transition out of the state (i.e., returning home) is unknown for on-going migrants.

While "Flo" is obviously a popular pick for a period "name," Kreischer proudly noted that his daughter chose "Jason" because the date of her menarche was Friday the 13th.

N. J. Higham has argued that because the date of the original information is unknown and the largest Northumbrian kingdoms are not included in the Tribal Hidage, it cannot be proved to be a tribute list of Mercian origin.

The ICD-IX codes of interest were reported in the death certificates of 599 subjects (one subject was subsequently excluded because the date of birth was unknown).

The three centres which did not meet the inclusion criteria were excluded because at the date of teaching none of these centres had adequate computer facilities to allow the trial to be run.

The holiday is sometimes called the Lunar New Year because the dates of celebration follow the phases of the moon.

But because the dates of any action have not been set, the resultant uncertainty will do little to attract would-be passengers to the alarm of some in the industry.

These cases were probably secondary rather than tertiary because the dates of symptom onset were very close and little interaction occurred between contacts.

Our attempt at node dating is in part speculative, as fossil records are largely missing for ticks, and because the dating of biogeographical topological modifications are also sometimes conjectural.