Sentence examples for because we expected that from inspiring English sources

This is because we expected that potential reads mapping across a gene fusion junction would be aligning at the exon boundaries.

Because we expected that important patient characteristics such as age, sex, and incident/prevalent status would change with time [ 15, 16], and that these factors are related to PTX for secondary hyperthyroidism [ 17], we plot PTX rates stratified by those characteristics.

Far from summarily dismissing her candidacy, the committee did not consider her only because we expected that she would not be available for at least the next two and possibly the next six years.

Levels 1 and 6 were evaluated because we expected that differences in reconstruction time and speed would be most evident between two extreme noise reducing levels.

We used Na as internal standard because we expected that the Na signal exceeded the signals of other elements in the evaporated aerosol.

"The results were a surprise because we expected that fires would have decreased with the decrease of deforestation," said co-author Luiz Aragao from the University of Exeter.

We are paying this price, passenger discomfort, because we expect that modernisation will finally produce some effects: we will be able to announce tenders for the purchase of new rolling stock for the Polish National Railways.

OK, Federer, the original Wimble Don, because we expect that intensity from Djokovic but we had no right to be treated to such transcendent, throwback tennis from a man playing his 16th Wimbledon.

Therefore, we will identify the photocatalytic activity over HRPES with 2-ATP molecule because we expect that ZnO-4/Si nanorods with a higher ratio of (002) facets exhibit a higher photocatalytic activity.

Because we expect that (widehat {mathbf {h}}^{T}_{r} k mathbf {x}_{l}(k) approx widehat {mathbf {h}^{T}_{l}} k mathbf {x}_{r} k)) after the error signal minimization in cross-relation techniques, the speech related part in (23) is canceled.

This is interesting for future applications of omics technologies, because we expect that pedigree information often will be absent.