Sentence examples for because this group represents from inspiring English sources

Because this group represents the medical colleges themselves, their proposal can be regarded as an expression of the direction these institutions see moving in the future.

We focused on Latino adolescents because this group represents a vulnerable population at increased risk for developing type 2 diabetes.

We have previously reported on Black-White disparities, and Whites are used as the comparison group for statistical stability and because this group represents the majority population in this country.

The family Nymphalidae was chosen as our primary focus, firstly because this group represents the most diverse butterfly family with 12 subfamilies, 559 genera and 6,152 species, that is one third of all butterfly species [ 31– 31].

For the first dimension selected indicator was the supply of beds in long term care institutions for the elderly, while for the second dimension the prevalence of disability was chosen as a proxy of potential care needs for the elderly because this group represents an appropriate target for the long term care institutions.

We have further extended this approach to anaemic children because this group represent a vulnerable group who could benefit from a highly effective malaria control strategy.

We [ 18] originally labeled this last group SNAP because we felt that neurodegeneration in this group represented non-AD etiologies; however, as discussed later in this commentary, the designation "non-AD" has been controversial.

However, as evidence obtained in our previous study with DXS225 had shown that the Karitiana may have received gene flow from European and/or African populations and also because the group represents a single extended family [7], we removed them from all further analyses.

We prefer to retain the discussion involving Planctomycetes because this prokaryotic group represents a relevant model system to test ideas about the origin of eukaryotes.

However, medical management of heart failure in this patient group represents a challenge because of complex hemodynamics and a lack of evidence from large randomized controlled trials to guide therapy.

This situation is likely because this group only represents 20% of all residents entering their PGY4 year, less than half of the number of residents entering procedure-based specialties.