Sentence examples for because they noted from inspiring English sources

The officials added that this was not considered a serious impediment, because, they noted, the Indonesians had done a good job of rounding up and prosecuting the attackers.

The authors performed the study because they noted that in previous evaluations, there were very few if any descriptions of serious or near fatal systemic reactions.

Elhaik et al. claimed that "the inscribed sphere calculations were erroneous", and the conclusion that S < 1/3 and the mapping points are within the inscribed sphere is "a consequence of a mathematical error", because they noted that the radius of the inscribed sphere of the RT involved is 1/4 rather than 1 / 3 [ 5].

Because they noted that more that 50% of the amplified RNA showed log2 ratio) differences within ± 0.5 of the unamplified RNA, they concluded that RNA amplification is useful in expression profiling and is likely to assist in the measurement of low-abundance RNA.

Many respondents stated that given the sensitive nature of the recruitment, it is also important to listen to the patient and to understand his or her personal situation, because they noted the physician has an ethical and legal duty to promote the best interests of the patient while knowing that the investigation can be stressful, particularly if there are no immediate benefits.

The authors of the study appear to be aware of these issues, because they note toward its end, "Our power to detect changes in health was limited by the relatively small numbers of patients with these conditions".

Mr. Bush's reversal today was particularly distasteful for him and his advisers because, they note, many other Republicans (and Democrats) have spoken at Bob Jones with barely a peep from their opponents.

As teachers are making plans for the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 9/11, many are concerned about how to make it meaningful because, they note, today's K-12 and college students very likely have only dim memories, if that, of the events of that day.

And many are, because, as they note, every acre converted from conventional to organic farming means a reduction in the toxic chemicals that can end up in the ground, air, water and food supply.

"For the most part, an album is only No. 1 because it debuted there," they noted.

They noted that because President Bush had such a long, varied and prominent political career, many of his son's prospective vice-presidential selections had ties to him.