Sentence examples for because the methodologies are from inspiring English sources

Because the methodologies are new and the evidence for impacts of the investigated ITS is scarce or non-existent, the methodologies must be innovative in their approach and in finding the data to quantify the safety, mobility and comfort impacts.

"If we use different methods in nutrition surveys, we will not be able to say scientifically if there is a change in nutrition situation over time in a particular area because the methodologies are different.

Because the methodologies were so different, as well as the age range of the children themselves, it was difficult, experts said, to draw conclusions about prevalence or diagnoses, not least because clinicians themselves use different assessment tools.

Because the methodology is general, we envision construction of multi-functional protein complexes in a 'plug and play' fashion for a variety of biosensing and synthetic biology applications.

The pitch is that the S&P 500 is old-fashioned because the methodology was created back when black-and-white televisions were popular.

This method assumes that trains could arrive at any instant of an assigned time period (T) with the same probability; it does not require an assigned timetable because the methodology is based on a global quantitative analysis of the traffic in the period T. Its great advantage is the simplicity of application; for a more detailed description of the method see [19] or [33].

People born after 1989 were excluded because the methodology is not appropriate for children, who predominantly lack SSN.

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend indexation as is, because the methodology is not comprehensively described: some formulae embedded in a Figure are never rigorously explained, except by means of some hand-waiving example.

The investigator does not need to have a preconceived notion of what the metabolic problem might be with a patient because the methodology is non-selective for particular metabolites, and yet specifically detects a broad range of them.

Because the methodology is built upon theoretically sound principles of clustering analysis and health care service utilization, it is highly transferable across applications and suitable for grouping facilities or areal units.

Even if the revelations are explosive because they involve Bloom, the methodology is the same.