Sentence examples for because we estimated that from inspiring English sources

We then stopped recruiting schools because we estimated that a sample size of 12 schools would allow us to meet the required participant number.

Our selection of SNPs to be typed was not based on a formal haplotype tagging approach, because we estimated that the available information (as of the time of writing this report) was insufficient to do so accurately.

The font manipulation was chosen instead of a case mixing because we estimated that it allows to disrupt the logographic processing without an important disturbance of word recognition when simple fonts are used.

Implementation of these transition programmes in clinical practice may be more feasible, because we estimated that one full-time equivalent of manpower of the entire team could take on a case load of 250 300 transitioning patients in this transition programme.

"This is important because we estimate that about 19,000 cancer cases in the UK are diagnosed every year that are linked to weight".

Because we estimate that 2.5 billion people do not have adequate toilets.

Anecdotally, we feel it is unlikely to be related to a decreased use of urinary catheters because we estimate that nearly all (more than 90%) of our patients ill enough to require ICU admission for 2 or more days have an indwelling urinary catheter.

The findings of the low-pressure experiments by Ikenoue et al.[ 26] are most relevant to the present study because we estimate that the hydrostatic pressure generated within the deep zone of the MCP joints in our experiments is approximately 1 to 2 MPa.

However, selective mortality cannot be the full explanation because we estimate that premature CVD mortality would have to be 3- to 4-fold greater, rather than the observed 1.5- to 2-fold increase in younger Indian Asians than Europeans, to account for the lower neuropathy prevalence detected in our study.

Because we estimated genotype frequencies using flies that had been selectively chosen to differ in relative eyespan, we would expect genotype frequencies to fail to conform to Hardy Weinberg expectations whenever loci are closely associated with eyespan.

For the population that leaves the workforce early because of diabetes-associated disability, we estimate that their average daily earnings would have been $166 per person (with the amount varying by demographic).