Sentence examples for because the relation from inspiring English sources

However, the number of drugs was considered as confounder although it was not significantly related to falls, because the relation to anemia and Hb-level was significant and literature suggests it as one risk factor for falls [ 28- 30].

Because the relation between antidepressant use and suicidality seems to be age related, the overall result is probably a consequence of the particular age distribution of the participants in the study population.

This is an amazing result because the relation ≺ is not a partial order.

Indeed, we have chosen to use the subscript "A" here because the relation in question may aptly be called asymmetrical rigid existential dependence.

He isn't a pantheist because the relation between God and the world is construed as a relation between a creative volition and its immediate effects.

The problem with this account, as Williamson points out, is that (2) is false because the relation GC x, p) is, in virtue of the incompleteness of Gettier's description, one which may be instantiated in a variety of ways.

A coherent system has the property that corresponding equations among quantities and among numerical values have exactly the same form because the relations among units do not involve numerical conversion factors.

Because the relations are inferred from the GO annotations of pathway, the performance of FBA may be dependent on the quality of GO annotations.

However, because the relations of drugs and their metabolizing enzymes are well known, the key step of prediction would be simplified to only screen agonists of PXR.

I would like to note, however, that one should not think of the gender mosaic as a direct result of the brain mosaic, because the relations between brain and gender are bidirectional and not unidirectional (e.g., [ 9]), and because the relations between structure and function in the brain are complex and not straightforward (e.g., [ 12, 55, 56]).

Thus, exposure-outcome relations analysed within areas (individual level) and between areas (group level) may yield different results because the relations are prone to different sources of bias or to the presence of a context effect.