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Third, because the trial of which this study was a part followed a stepped wedge design, the e-learning course was eventually introduced in all participating hospital wards [ 25].

Five trials reported the adverse effects of MIH but only four of them were evaluated to estimate the overall effect of MIH on the incidence of complications (Fig.  5) because the trial of Bernard et al. [ 6] did not report the incidence of the complications.

Because of the trial, of course, that empire began to fall apart.

VISOR is able to study this range because of the trial of the WMU (described in Sect. 3.1).

Public anger also increased because of the trial of seven bishops who had publicly opposed James's Declaration of Indulgence granting religious liberty to his subjects, a policy which appeared to threaten the establishment of the Anglican Church.

Was a little golden man pressed into the hands of Geoffrey Rush entirely as a reward for his performance in Shine, or because the trials of the real David Helfgott seemed to demand some form of restitution?

Clooney, 37, had been in the news because of her involvement in the trial of Egyptian-Canadian journalist Mohammed Fahmy.

My dad was a sweet and gentle soul, in spite of (or maybe because of) the trials of his youth, and he simply could not understand social violence.

We could relate to them because Trainspotting emphasizes the trials of masculinity, and the toxic expectations we place upon men, simply because of their gender.

Because the trial will involve infusions of GSAO, more chronic exposure was studied.

They appreciated this opportunity because before the trial most of them did not bother to seek professional medical advice.