Sentence examples for because we evaluated from inspiring English sources
First, we could not discuss long-term mortality and physical function because we evaluated only in-hospital mortality.
Because we evaluated RMS and the standard deviation of intensity difference from the difference of two earthquakes or two observation sites, it is necessary to divide them for a single earthquake or a single site.
Because we evaluated the effectiveness of our proposed scheme only via simulation in our previous work, in this paper, we present a theoretical analysis of our proposed scheme in [21] and [22] under the AWGN channel and the Rayleigh fading channel as an extension of our previous work.
Because we evaluated 429 polymorphic alleles, we used a Bonferroni correction when evaluating statistical significance (α = 0.0001).
Because we evaluated the invasive attack rates of pneumococci from European data [23], we used European data on IPD incidence to validate model predictions.
We cannot exclude that our findings may be due to chance because we evaluated several associations.
This does not affect our subsequent analysis because we evaluate the path integral in regions for which (p < 1/w).
The top 5% of funds are graded A+; the next 15%, A; the next 25%, B; the next 25%, C; the next 25%, D; and the bottom 5%, F. Newer funds don't get grades because we evaluate results over at least five years.
2) Cheng and Li aggregate miRanda target site scores per 3'UTR as a continuous measure for miRNA targeting, but because we evaluate all words we compute an overrepresentation score of a given word in 3'UTR sequence.
Epidemiologic gene-environment interaction studies have some advantages over toxicology in this respect because we evaluate susceptibility of people, rather than laboratory animals or cell lines, at doses currently experienced in the population at large [ 1].
As mentioned before, because we evaluate a psychosocial intervention, it is not possible for the FPs who provide it and patients that receive it to be blind [ 53], so FPs and patients can change their behavior because they feel observed and included in the intervention group (Hawthorne bias).
