Sentence examples for because they were noted from inspiring English sources

Augustine said the group chose the cities because they were noted as hot spots for HIV and drug overdoses based on data from the Orange County Health Care Agency.

In a few instances, indicator statements were reworded because they were noted by the experts to be ambiguous on the first round.

A further 11 items were discarded because they were noted to duplicate other items (n = 6), or because they were considered to be too personal/sensitive and/or, inappropriate (n = 5).

But then, what do you expect - not bad for May.... 8.06pm: The first focus seems to be Kate, who isn't, it must be noted (must be, because they're noting it over and over again) she's not just looks.

That was why I called them "camp notes," because they were notes that I kept about my experiences in camp.

Subsequent to microarray analysis, certain genes were noted because they appeared to be in transcriptional units associated with differentially regulated genes.

Landscape architects will because we are noted for certain things.

Dunfermline are in their perilous position at the bottom because they are not noted for their fluent and incisive movement in forward areas, so there was always going to be a struggle about their efforts.

Though they have changed over time, they have been noted because of their success as well as, sometimes, for the excellent reputation of some product-place associations and specialisations, for example the "Prosciutto di Parma".

The judge spent Wednesday morning going through the items line by line, ultimately deciding that many of them were exempt under the law because they were interoffice notes, and amounted to attorney-client privilege.

More important, both guitarists have a knack for floating in and out of styles and movements, because they are sound makers before they are note shapers.