Sentence examples for because we predict that from inspiring English sources
We decided to include 4 star hotels in both large and small resort segments because we predict that 4 star operators will divide themselves between large and small service offerings.
The physical mechanism of the former instability is particularly important because we predict that some volcanic tremors could be explained in that parameter regime.
Most importantly, we cannot explain the excitation of two or more simultaneous spectral peaks because we predict that the observed oscillations are primarily composed of the Rayleigh wave excited by the most unstable (i.e., the longest wavelength) mode.
We expect that the instability observed by Rust et al. (2008) corresponds to our solutions (63) obtained in the case of a purely parabolic basic flow (δ = 0), because we predict that V 0 ∗ = L ∗ ω ∗ / 4 π in this solution.
Our model is consistent with observations of rapid metastasis once a neoplasm becomes malignant [21], because we predict that there has been selection for cell migration prior to invasion.
This finding deserves particular attention, because we predict that the number of variables that influence codon usage is correlated positively with the breadth of expression of a gene.
In the initial operation, we performed open surgery because we predicted that manipulation of the area around the pancreas would result in bleeding.
Similarly, because we predicted that higher Ladder scores would be related to the decision to seek dental care (criterion validity), this analysis was designed to be one-tailed.
On the other hand, because we predicted that the Ladder scores might be independent of age, gender, caries status, and dental fear (tests of divergent validity), the analyses between these variables were two-tailed.
Because we predicted that higher Ladder scores would be positively related to the scores obtained on the items asking about future intentions to go to a dentist and the importance of one's health, as well as inversely related to the number of negative beliefs about dentists (tests of convergent validity), the analyses between these variables were examined with one-tailed tests.
