Sentence examples for because this reflected from inspiring English sources
When developing the activity diary we decided to focus on outdoor activities because this reflected the most important contribution to overall activity and it is better remembered as compared to indoor activity (which involves high assessment efforts and misclassification).
A time point 24 h after one bout of endurance exercise was selected to monitor hypoxia-specific adaptations of transcript expression because the switch in COX4 isoform expression occurs 24 h after a hypoxic stimulus in culture (Fukuda et al. 2007) and because this reflected the situation when subjects would carry out a next bout of exercise during their daily training.
But the founders of Workingmums.co.uk, an online recruitment site that has been running the awards for several years, say they focus on mothers rather than parents because this reflects reality.
In this paper, we consider sensing regions of general shape, because this reflects a more realistic scenario.
The right hemiliver was more frequently targeted, because this reflects the predominant clinical need for PVE of the right hemiliver.
It is possible that no other participants highlighted cleanliness as an issue because this reflects the standard facility norm.
We choose to select a heterogeneous group of raters, because this reflects best the raters who will potentially use the COSMIN checklist in the future.
The biases for all methods are larger in scenarios where the true HR is larger because this reflects a greater hazard of events in the experimental arm.
22 The model applied a 1-year time horizon because this reflects the length of the CAPRA-1 trial (3 months) plus the 9-month open-label extension.
Throughout this paper, we have purposefully left implicit the political ironies raised by our findings, in large part because this reflects the latent way they emerged throughout women's life-course.
Our primary outcome measure is based on repeated measures of POEM data collected weekly over 16 weeks because this reflects the impact of this relapsing and remitting chronic condition better than comparing outcomes at a single follow-up point.
