"this follows because" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used in a logical argument. For example, "The economy is in decline because businesses are not hiring. This follows because businesses often respond to economic conditions by cutting back on staff."
This follows because, as pointed out in Finney v. Guy, 189 U. S. 335, 340, 47 L. ed.
This follows because, as each parent atom loses its identity with time, it reappears as a daughter atom.
This follows because is a positive convex function and the matrices P s and P t are non-negative by construction.
This follows because the node density is invariant in time.
This follows because the ages observed occur in North Africa, whereas those common in North America are absent.
This follows because as the floodplain surface is elevated relative to the channel floor, the river stage needed to overtop the banks is also increasing.
This would follow because, even in flat spacetime, there are timelike paths with unbounded acceleration which have only a finite proper length (proper time, in this case) and are also inextendible.
We formulate this as follows: Because σ1 and σ2 are partial joint structures, this can be written using the ensemble function (9) The implication of this assumption is that the probabilities of the two structures σ1 and σ2 are merged independently into the joint probability Pr[ℰint σ1 ∪ σ2)| s1& see, sEquationion (11) below.
This equality follows because of the continuity in t of the integral over the ball B ( e 2, b t ).
This result follows because Φ is close to unity for a wide range of wavelengths, even for relatively small ξ for such large nanoparticles, as seen in Fig. 7.
This conclusion follows because those trade-offs yield large values on the left-hand side of (1.6) and increase the parameter range permitting the evolution of cross-feeding.
