Sentence examples for because we had data from inspiring English sources

The present analyses were done because we had data that allowed us to do these comparisons, but were not part of a validation study planned a priori.

Nevertheless, these data need to be confirmed by specifically designed trials, because we had data from only one private hospital and it could be an outlier institution.

Because we had data on body weight but not on height, a woman was considered obese if her weight was ≥90th percentile of the weight distribution of women of her race/ethnicity in this study population.

Class (5) probably had a high rate of true null alleles because we had data for multiple offspring and only included SNPs based on missing genotypes when at least five individuals had missing genotypes.

Because we had data on both childhood IQ and IQ in old age, we found some genes to be related to both, such as NCSTN [ 40], and KL [ 41].

This was possible because we had data on the final size of each of the three waves in 12 sub-populations, and because we assumed homogeneous mixing within each sub-population, to underpin the (deterministic) "final-size" equation used to link the attack rate to the parameters (see methods and Additional file 1).

But because we have data going back many decades, we do know what cashflows investors actually received from individual stocks.

A test of intuition was beyond this study because we have data of enrolled students only, not the potential population of students.

They show the changes to be even more pronounced in London and, for that reason (and because we have data on arrests by nationality for London), we look at London separately in our analysis.

A lot of companies are turning to CloudFlare because we have data centers all over the region, so we can help them solve those regional problems and deal with different law enforcement regimes there," said Prince.

Moreover, because we have data aggregated at the country level, the results might mask substantial within country heterogeneity in outcomes and private sector participation.