Sentence examples for given that change from inspiring English sources
Yet party leaders — while enthusiastic about Mr. Obama and his state-by-state campaign operations — say he must do more to convince the many undecided Democrats and independents that he would address their financial anxieties rather than run, by and large, as an agent of change — given that change, they note, is not an issue.
This is both surprising and unfortunate given that change in HRQL over time is often the primary interest in applied work.
Given that change detection relies on a comparison between the operator's perception of the current situation and their representation of the past situation, support tools to supplement the operator's limited memory and attentional capacity should improve the ability to notice these changes.
Given that change of attitudes among Cuban-Americans, Obama didn't have to worry that his change would doom the Democratic presidential candidate in 2016.
Given that change of neurite morphology is often the preceding feature of neuron damage (Takeuchi et al. 2005), we next examined the effect of HTRA2 Pro143Ala variant on neurite arborization in rat primary dopaminergic neurons.
The Labour frontbencher said the UK's laws were outdated given that changes in technology had made the jobs of the security services and police much harder.
The accelerometer and noise sensors result in richer informational content given that changes in social activity are likely to influence the sensors values significantly.
These results appear to be intuitive given that changes in decoupled payments can be accompanied by changes to the farm size thereby impacting on the farm income variability over the period.
Our results are consistent with this previously published data given that changes in preload induced by positive pressure ventilation were quantifiable using respiratory changes in LV SA (ΔSA).
While the agreement was not exact, this was to be expected given that changes were made to the original model formulation.
This is modeled by the sum of two terms: The fixed effect of the divergence between the species given that changes are nonsynonymous genome wide βND (average genome-wide selection effect) and the random effect of the divergence given that changes are nonsynonymous in a given gene βNDG (gene-specific selection effect).
