The phrase "this finding is because" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce the reason behind a discovery or conclusion. For example, "This finding is because we analyzed current trends in consumer spending."
Thus, this finding is because of the specificity of mass spectrometry.
This finding is because of the proportion of expected secondary infections an index case produces while asymptomatic (6 ).
Whether this finding is because of the similar design, homogeneous patients or treatment comparisons in these four studies remains in question.
This finding is because Mn is a paramagnetic metal that decreases the relaxation time in a T1-weighted MRI, which makes the signal hyperintensive.
This finding is because of rural urban differentials in socio-economic status and access to healthcare, to the disadvantage of the former.
It seems likely that this finding is because of the small volumes that mosquitoes inject that prevent degradation of organisms at the center of a large bolus injection, their method of inoculation, and the enhanced viability of fresh compared with cryopreserved organisms.
This finding was because more women than men are affected by RA and because women with chronic rheumatic diseases in Thailand generally comply with long-term treatment better than men do.
This finding is probably because the primer collection is based mainly in points of IS 6110 from Beijing strains.
This finding is significant because it illustrates that Afghan women are beginning to understand their rights and demand access to them.
This finding is important because these forests are "working forests".
This finding is significant, because dose efficacy is a key factor in clinical application.
