Sentence examples for deferred because of from inspiring English sources

When comparing the seroprevalence of TTIs between donors deferred because of sexual risk behavior (n = 38) and non-deferred donors (n = 679), no difference could be found, except for HBsAg positivity, more frequently observed in the former group (26.3% vs. 10.6%, p = 0.003).

The trial had been set for November but was deferred because of Ms. Shourd's absence.

In their case, the ceremony was deferred because of rumors of Christian-Hindu clashes nearby.

Indeed, some tax payments have been deferred because of federal economic development policies that have accelerated Verizon's investment in America's technology infrastructure.

The cavopulmonary shunt is an excellent palliative procedure when right atrium-pulmonary artery connection (modified Fontan) must be deferred because of age, weight, or anatomic considerations.

But as The Economist went to press it looked as if the decision would be deferred because of concerns at the Department of Justice.

If borrowers need to defer because of something like job loss or disability, balances continue to rise with interest.

Back in the early '90s I'd entered without a hitch (there was no lottery that I can remember) but had to defer because of an ankle injury.

That translates into a lot of dreams deferred, because students who are assigned remedial coursework in college — for which they earn no credit but pay full tuition — rarely complete their degrees (pdf, p. 63).

Productivity gains are also deferred because capital intended for the development of new industries, as well as the construction of roads, bridges, and other growth-support infrastructure, must now be dedicated to the disaster recovery stage.

Genetic analysis of the three female children was deferred because they were below the legal consenting age of 18 years.