Sentence examples for because there was substantial from inspiring English sources
Because there was substantial heterogeneity in study design, duration of follow-up, statistical measure of effects, clinical outcomes and threshold, we refrained to perform a quantitative analysis of the available data and carried out only a systematic review.
Mr. Clark said the paramount issue in the plea bargain was to spare "the victims the possible trauma of being required to testify," but he also noted that a trial would have been difficult because "there was substantial community and parish support" for Father Díaz.
Because there was substantial uncertainty around these estimate concentrations, we excluded these three participants from analyses investigating the impact of SG correction.
We also evaluated the effect on the dose response of eliminating the highest dose group, because there was substantial mortality in this group.
Because there was substantial contrast between the echo characteristics of the LFCN and that of the surrounding tissue, the LFCN could be easily identified and usually showed an ovoid hypoechoic structure with hyperechoic dots within it.
That's because, there is substantial evidence - especially now with Professor Duckworth's new book - that talent alone is not enough.
The question arises if the experiments obtained with these columns are scalable, because there are substantial changes in extra column volume when going from a very small scale to a benchtop column.
The design and operation of power plants that use waste, thermally exploitable waste products and biomass as fuels are considered difficult because there are substantial fluctuations in the fuel composition and the resulting energy content.
State v. Bradford, Mo., 262 S.W.2d 584 (trial court not obliged to submit question to ury because there is substantial evidence showing the confession is voluntary; where the issue is close, the trial court may decide the question after additional evidence adduced at trial is in).
Lawyers for Gov. George W. Bush argued today that two lawsuits contesting the results of the presidential election in Florida should be combined because "there is substantial risk that the two courts may enter contradictory orders concerning the winner of the statewide vote".
