Sentence examples for because the interval between from inspiring English sources

Because the interval between these scans can be several weeks, tumours are likely to change in volume and/or tracer uptake due to either treatment or progression of disease.

Due to the intermittent nature of target signals in passive surveillance operations (e.g. artillery firings may occur in short bursts only every few days), recursive estimation techniques (e.g. such as the extended Kalman filter [9]) may be ineffective, because the interval between signals is too large to allow persistent target tracking.

Because the interval between the protective and protected seams is large and there is a mudstone layer between the two seams, gas from the protected seam cannot flow into the gob of the protective seam despite the permeability of the protected seam being high.

However, reinfection is strongly suspected in 3 patients because the interval between 2 positive samples was >100 days.

Of these, 28 were excluded for an absence of chest CT or because the interval between US and CT scan was more than three hours.

Both of these did not constitute adherence to the protocol because the interval between voiding times was either not defined or not consistent.

b The data from October to December 2005 were excluded because of the interval between birth and registration.

These intermittent glucose-monitoring techniques have variable accuracies [ 3] but foremost lack useful trending because of the interval between consecutive measurements.

The proportion of STEC recovery from stools, similar to that reported in other studies (7, 14 ), may be low because of the interval between onset of diarrhea and stool collection (median 8 days), antimicrobial therapy administered to many patients before and after the development of HUS (data not shown), or the freezing, storing, or shipping of the specimens.

This methodological characteristic is also one of the main advantages of LQAS, because when the interval between the two thresholds (also known as 'grey area') is wide enough, the classification errors will be low even with a very a small N (5, 6).

It's difficult to say, simply because the intervals between quakes of that magnitude are so long and historical records in many regions are so short.