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Childcare and education arrangements had deteriorated because trained and dedicated staff had left.

A new test was crucial because trained microscope diagnosticians are rare in the rural areas where the disease persists.

New prescriptions of Implanon were discontinued in the UK in 2010 because trained medical personnel were finding it too difficult to insert, and it was feared that faulty insertion was leading to unwanted pregnancies.

Many of the injuries occur because the players are unaware of the seriousness of brain injuries, because trained medical personnel are too costly and because the culture of football up through the N.F.L. demands that players play through pain.

I really like my life the way it is now!" "It's ironic in a way because, trained as a physicist, as a young man I would look down on chemists," he added.

The concept of relative intensity is an important one because trained runners all perform at near equal percentages of their respective VO2max depending on the distance of the event in question (Figure 3) [22,52].

It is also hard to retire large numbers of police at once because training new ones takes time.

It has a time lag because training new team members takes time.

We believe applying the proposed method to different fields is a good idea because training efficiency and recognition accuracy play very significant roles in machine learning.

Because training an animal for these experiments can take 2 years, Johnson was involved in the animals' care and maintenance for a long time.

Mutual inhibition has not been applied in these earlier versions because training the motivation unit network lead to another distribution of the weights (Cruse et al. 1993a, 1995a).