Sentence examples for explicitly this is because from inspiring English sources
Relatively few of the documents state the specified reaction explicitly; this is because in pathway models, combined biological phenomena (e.g. Phosphorylation and Activation) can be represented in a single reaction.
This is because it explicitly utilizes the intra-block correlation for better signal recovery (see Section 2).
A lower sensitivity was obtained compared to that of Chatzimichail et al.[ 23], who used a similar outcome definition: this is because we explicitly excluded any previous personal and familiar diagnosis of asthma, wheeze and eczema from the input set, given the fact that outcomes are often defined recursively on previous episodes.
This is because such work is explicitly aimed at the production of theory rather than the application of methods for data analysis.
Of these recommendations, preparation for skills laboratory training was not explicitly addressed; we assume this was because of limited available data.
This is explicitly because we attach innocence to the former and culpability to the latter.
Other than the fact that the UK economy would be completely fucked without immigrants, this is nonsense because family visas explicitly prevent the recipient from accessing public funds.
This isn't because SF writers are atheist – most aren't – or because SF is explicitly atheistic in its texts or subtexts.
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Despite Martin Wolf's bracing moralising that the British government, and people, need to face up to the brutal realities of our situation, that the nation "must rescue itself", his only reason, in this regard, for not joining the eurozone is because it is explicitly not a fiscal union and therefore we could not oblige our partners to bail us out.
In contrast to other studies and initiatives [ 11, 12] our participants did not suggest technology-supported solutions to PROMs administration but this might be because it was not explicitly offered as an option.
