Sentence examples for because this methodology was from inspiring English sources

However, because this methodology was applied to the serotype specific PP analyses in an earlier publication, it is applied here to the MITT analyses to be consistent.

This methodology was chosen because it can be consistently applied to all algorithms, allowing comparisons of variable contribution between the methods.

This methodology was selected because it provides a permanent record of the tree for future reference, and additionally avoids the health and safety risks associated with tree climbing.

This methodology was used because commercial techniques for measuring amikacin were not sensitive enough to measure the expected serum levels in this study.

This methodology was used because this study aimed not only to describe the process of adjustment, but also to delineate the relationships between concepts found in the process of adjustment.

This methodology was considered appropriate because little is known empirically or from theory about physician perceptions of barriers to care for trans patients.

Because this methodology is well-developed in the literature, I sketch the implementation in the text and present additional details in Appendix 2. I assume that aggregate output in the North is produced using capital and labor according to a Cobb-Douglas technology.

Because this methodology is far more data intensive, it presents difficulties in a middle-income setting such as South Africa, where such data are not always available.

Because this methodology is based on two one-tailed analyses, the actual CI will approach 97.5% as case and control counts approach their respective minima and maxima.

Because this methodology is capturing health literacy at the population level, there is no sample selection bias, thus we are isolating the effect of health literacy without introducing pre-selection bias.

In theory, each ICU could build its own predictive models based on its own patient database, because this methodology is able to take into account the specific local situation, and can be adapted and recalibrated over time.