Sentence examples for blind owing from inspiring English sources
Formby was born blind owing to an obstructive caul, although his sight was restored during a violent coughing fit or sneeze when he was a few months old.
Exceptions were the trial manager, study administrator, lifestyle counsellors, and participants who could not be blinded owing to the nature of the intervention.
All believers in color-blind justice owe a vote of thanks to Ward Connerly.
Therefore, the surgeon and patient blinding is impossible owing to the nature of surgical RCT.
16 17 One trial reported the generation of randomisation, but blinding was impossible owing to the nature of the intervention (gargling with water with or without povidone-iodine compared with standard gargling with no attempt to mask the taste of iodine).
The government, like its predecessor, turned a blind eye to billions owed in tax.
Blinding was not possible owing to the nature of the interventions.
Staff performing the outcome assessment and data analysis will be blinded to group allocation; however, owing to the nature of the trial, it is not possible to blind the participants and staff administering interventions.
A number of studies have concluded that LIF neurons can not be used for simulating temporal frequency coding mechanisms at the single neuron level [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], and that the LIF model is blind in the temporal domain owing to the fact that its efferent firing rate is independent of the input temporal frequency [9].
Firstly, we cannot exclude a placebo or Hawthorne effect as it was not possible to blind the patients or therapists owing to the nature of the integrated care.
