Sentence examples for that could therefore from inspiring English sources
Ranking as a rapid (for a mobilization actor) is one measure that could therefore help funding agencies monitor and detect temporal change in mobilization networks.
However, there is a limited understanding of the factors that moderate the impact of low back pain (LBP) on LWDs – in particular factors that are modifiable and that could therefore be the treatment targets of interventions designed to help nurses more effectively manage LBP.
SHIP2 is thought to be involved in type-2 diabetes and obesity, conditions that could therefore be open to pharmacological modulation of the enzyme.
Following the randomisation procedure the assignment was disclosed to the research team, as the team was also in charge of teaching the lecture on Internet use to the intervention group that could therefore not be masked.
These results prompted us to hypothesise that this could be a molecular alteration characteristic of the advanced stages of CRC that could therefore have a prognostic value in patients with metastatic disease.
The rationale for targeting TN breast cancer with PARP inhibitors is based upon studies that suggest some level of phenotypic/molecular overlap between TN and BRCA1 mutant familial breast cancers and the hypothesis that there may be a subset of sporadic breast cancers that could therefore respond favourably to PARP inhibitors (Turner et al, 2004).
These hub nodes point to six different pathways that could be therefore considered as central for muscle atrophy process; these are the TGF-β pathway, apoptosis, membrane trafficking/cytoskeleton organization, NFKB pathway, inflammation and reorganization of the extracellular matrix.
Or it could be used to create strong fishing nets that could biodegrade, and therefore not entangle whales and other marine life.
Encouraging the public to seek medical advice for bodily changes that persist could therefore be a valuable approach.
That company argued that it needed to have construction equipment to attract customers, and that it could therefore defer the leasing expense of equipment that it was not able to use during a downturn in business.
But Rubio decided that the question was hostile and that he could therefore evade it.
