Sentence examples for relocation and therefore from inspiring English sources

This could have led to an overestimate of the occurrence of disease in this age group in our study if those with disease are motivated to remain actively registered with a GP, regardless of their location, and are counted therefore in the numerator, in contrast to individuals in that age group who are healthy and may not register with a GP on relocation and therefore not appear in the denominator.

Our study was not designed specifically to estimate the differences in HIV incidence among the various relocation groups, and therefore the lack of significant difference could potentially have been due to less power to assess this difference.

Hence no relocations and penalties therefore will occur.

The sample size was restricted by relocation of the acupuncture practice and therefore limited access to the sample.

A high value of low critical threshold gives rise to a high number of required relocations and to low waiting times, if the fleet is consistent and therefore there are vehicles available for relocation.

The relocation of the critical slope portion in upslope direction and therefore recurrence of mass-wasting events is thereby likely controlled by the progressive steepening of the slope.

In total, 56.16% of patients (54 patients) within the control group had not completed the follow-up visits for various reasons (relocation, impairment because of age, follow-up performed elsewhere) and therefore were excluded.

The UK has an opt-out of justice and home affairs issues and therefore it is not obliged to participate in the relocation scheme.

Our scaffolding method focuses on scaffolding exonic contigs and therefore intronic contigs between exonic contigs are possibly lost, leading to a relocation event.

Other gene losses or rearrangements (e.g. loss of PUM2 from the D. rerio genome, relocation of WDR35 to a different chromosome in T. nigroviridis; Figure 6) appear lineage-specific and therefore, we infer, were of more recent occurence.

And therefore frustrating.