Sentence examples for we conclude that because from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we conclude that because in 1925 development that would affect the groundwater supply had not yet occurred, the coastal dune system was in a relatively natural condition.

We conclude that, because the proportion of synchronized cows did not differ between treatments, DO cows had more P/AI than EST cows because of an intrinsic increase in fertility after submission to a fertility program.

We conclude that because rHcy is believed to induce endothelial dysfunction and may be part of the accelerated atherogenic process in patients with CKD, plasma rHcy level could be a more relevant marker of cardiovascular disease risk than tHcy level.

From the synthesis of these analyses we conclude that because large-scale applications of natural gas turbines are already cost-competitive, policy initiatives aimed at a CHP market dominated primarily by large-scale (and therefore already cost-competitive) systems have not been effectively directed.

We conclude that because ActOVA DCs may not shed peptides as readily as OVA257 264-pulsed DCs in vivOVA257 264-pulsedDCst on cross-presentatinn by host DCs.

We conclude that, because the color graduated from orange to red slightly above the 20% line, participants still considered 21% to be moderate risk.

We conclude that superior object detection performance occurs because the modulated classifier has access to more information: it can use both system-level and detailed retinotopic information, whereas the MLP can just use system-level information.

Many conclude that because of our epistemic interdependence, adequate epistemic analysis must attend to the political and moral dimensions of our social-epistemic interactions (Code 1995).

Although data on benznidazole use in pregnancy are lacking, after an in-depth discussion of potential risks and benefits of the treatment, we concluded that, because of her severe clinical condition, treatment with benznidazole could be beneficial.

We conclude that, although transient because cells eventually die if starvation is prolonged, autophagy confers a survival advantage in our settings.

We conclude that whereas necrotic cell death because of bioenergetic failure triggered by anoxia in RVLM, which precipitates brain stem death, negates resuscitation of an arrested heart, maintained functional integrity of this neural substrate holds the key to resumption of spontaneous circulation after cardiac arrest in rats.