Sentence examples for sum because of from inspiring English sources
Melbourne doesn't have a huge brunch scene, but on Sundays there's a tradition of yum cha (dim sum) because of its huge Chinese community.
Note: Numbers may not sum because of rounding of CDC averages.
DeCarlo added that he felt "really, really leery" about paying Nida the advance lump sum because of the reality star's April 25 court date, which raised a concern the Bravo star could walk away with the money in the event of a possible conviction a week before the charity event.
The transfer fee was undisclosed, with Bradford entitled to a sum because of Colbeck's age – the Yorkshire Post newspaper reported the fee to be around £60,000. Penney described Colbeck as being in "the Stanley Matthews mould" and hoped his new signing would give his team some width.
In sum, because of the wide intrapatient and interpatient variability in the bioavailability of oral etoposide, patients who receive oral etoposide must be carefully monitored for myelosuppression and might need to discontinue therapy or have their dose modified if they experience G3 or G4 granulocytopenia (Hande et al, 1993).
In the case of the two pairs of isobaric compounds, (Z -endoxifen and 3-OH-NDM-Tam, and (Z -endoxifenand 3-OH-NDM-Tamch of the respective metandlites were quantified as a sum because of inability to obtain distinct chromatographic separation between the two compounds.
Might not sum to total because of rounding.
"I think a lot of times these cases would arise as tax cases by wealthy individuals" who pay disproportionate sums because of the unavailability of marriage.
All four shows are making huge sums because of dynamic pricing, a supply-and-demand strategy that is a primary reason why Broadway has weathered the economic downturn unusually well.
My company has lost six-figure sums because of this, Jones laments.
Where multiple protein products were identified from a single gene the correlation was calculated using the transcriptomic data for that gene versus proteomic data for each individual protein spot (i.e. multiple spots were not averaged or summed), because of the possibility that not all spots for any one gene product were detected.
