Sentence examples for is conducted because from inspiring English sources

Konstanty Gebert, a Polish journalist and essayist, believes the continuing national divisions over Smolensk will never be resolved by a public inquiry, however transparently it is conducted, because they reflect a well of long-standing anger and resentment in modern Poland.

A sensitivity analysis for the electricity cost is conducted because of the great variety of this parameter over the last years.

There are two relevant situations, firstly, when the manipulation is conducted because a suitable dosage form is not available.

Scenario-analysis is conducted because of evidence that larger sheath sizes used for interventional compared to diagnostic catheterizations result in higher complication rates [ 16].

This is conducted because the variables age and alcohol consumption in Model X have a constant coefficient found in b j as well as the time varying coefficients found in a j (t).

For example, if SSR is undertaken based on a comparison of event rates observed during an interim analysis or if an SSR is conducted because of a lower than expected event rate in the control group.

"Bush has hurt himself with the kind of campaign he's conducted, because it's been so excessively negative," said Mike Donilon, a senior Kerry adviser.

More than half of all stops were conducted because the individual displayed "furtive movements" — which is so vague as to be meaningless.

"Unlike the rocket launching in December, which the North has said was conducted because it was his father's dying wish, a nuclear test will be Kim Jong-un's decision, one for which he will be held responsible".

Mr. McLain soon realized that the testing was not being conducted, because the building had never been grounded, though KBR and at least one Iraqi subcontractor were supposed to install proper safeguards during a renovation the previous year.

Flat cash was a good result, but it does mean that there is a real reduction in the volume of research being conducted because of the effects of inflation.