Sentence examples for because the interval of from inspiring English sources

Pendulums are used to regulate the movement of clocks because the interval of time for each complete oscillation, called the period, is constant.

The most common response to the objection is that there is no contradiction because the interval of time traversed by the time traveller and the duration of her journey are measured with respect to different frames of reference: there is thus no reason why they should coincide.

However, because operational GNSS observations suggested that no or little deformation have occurred around the Hokkaido area during the ScanSAR observation interval (not shown), and because the interval of acquisition date between the interferometric pair was 42 days, we assumed that there were no surface deformation signals in Fig. 4a.

Thus GSI efficiency was greater than PSI efficiency because the interval of time between selection cycles in GSI is shorter than in PSI.

In this case, the complexity of computing the exact outage probability increases as the number of hops increases, because setting the interval of integration for each variable from (7) is very difficult.

It is likely this is because the intervals of shared history among these major clades were relatively short as compared to their subsequent separate histories, giving rise to extreme asymmetry in branch lengths which causes known problems with inferring the correct tree - particularly using data with a small number of character states such as nucleic acid sequence data [ 48].

The integral in (13) cannot be evaluated because the integrand function changes in the interval of integration.

Another important source of error arises from extrapolation of the data because the confidence interval of the predicted value increases as the difference between the measured and predicted values increases.

Tukey's Honestly Significant Difference (Tukey's HSD) post-hoc test was used to calculate the pair-wise p-values of different groups on the PedsQL subscales because the confidence interval of the Tukey's HSD is narrow (i.e., the test is more powerful) than that of other commonly used methods [ 31].

Some authors decide for direct magnitude estimation scales such as visual analogue scales, because the interval size of an equal-appearing interval scale might be not equal in all continua.

If we assume that the pool of studies investigated here is representative of all studies available on the topic, the overall potential of coronary CT angiography as a test to rule out significant stenoses is weakened, because the confidence interval of the negative likelihood ratio exceeded the value of 0.1 (0.09 (0.06 to 0.15).