Sentence examples for because there were limited from inspiring English sources
In contrast, hunting pressure in active and fallow plantations was low, despite a high catch-per-unit-effort, presumably because there were limited additional benefits from visiting these habitats.
One agent who was present during Smith's briefing said he sensed no urgency on either side to strike a deal now, because there were limited financial pressures during the off-season.
Another respondent stated that in medium-sized firms, work involved assuming multiple roles because there were limited resources when compared with that of large-sized contractor firms.
It is unclear whether these patients had confirmed HER2− disease and HER2-targeted therapies were used because there were limited treatment options, the patients had unconfirmed HER2− disease and HER2-targeted therapies were used as general practice, or the patients had participated in a past trial of HER2-targeted therapy that did not require documented HER2+ status at study entry.
Because there were limited data to phylogenetically classify another cluster or sub-cluster for the isolates of the current study, more investigation comprising farm histories and disease pathogenicity needs to be carried out for establishing the epidemiologic dynamics of Korean PRRSV strains.
Because there were limited regional monopolies, in the beginning railway companies established individual terminal stations in London and individual through stations in the provincial cities reached by their monopoly line.
Porcine torovirus (PToV) is associated with swine gastroenteritis, but its pathogenesis is uncertain because there is limited information regarding PToV due to its difficulty to adapt in vitro.
Because there are limited high-quality adult influenza Patient Reported Outcomes (PRO) measures, the aim was to develop and validate a simple but comprehensive questionnaire for epidemiological research and clinical trials.
Because there are limited or no data on efficacy against HCV genotypes 2 7, we aimed at developing recombinant infectious cell culture systems expressing genotype-specific nonstructural (NS) protein 3 protease (NS3P).
The Endocrine Society says: "Testosterone should be reserved for post-menopausal women with sexual dysfunction secondary to hypoactive sexual desire, because there is limited data regarding long-term efficacy and safety.
Free up your RAM: In Getting Things Done, author David Allen states that having tasks on our mind is like using up RAM on our personal computers because there is limited capacity in our short-term memory.
