'we note that because' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are providing an explanation for why you noticed something. For example, "We note that because of the poor sales, the store had to close early."
We note that because the complexity is fixed with such a detector, the exposed optimizations guarantee a performance gain for a given neighborhood size or a reduction of the neighborhood size for a given bit error rate (BER) target.
In order to see that, we note that because, the right-hand side (RHS) of (6l) is less than or equal to the RHS of (6g), and for any, the left-hand side (LHS) of (6l) is greater than the LHS of (6g).
We note that because template matching uses prior information, i.e., known target waveforms, it should be treated as an optimal benchmark for the other two methods.
From this complex ρ(T, P) behavior we note that, because the water density maximum is strongly P,T dependent and disappears at a certain crossover pressure (Pcross ~ 1.8 kbar), our understanding of the thermodynamic relevance of the density maximum must be adjusted.
However, we note that because of the highly absorbing nature of the components and the fact that dilution cannot be used as the structures formed are concentration dependent, it is difficult to be certain that the spectra are truly linear sums of the components38.
We note that, because the mapping in Lemma 3.2 belongs to.
Then and hence, by Theorem 2.13, we obtain Next, we note that is solution of (3.2) because (3.3).
Then and hence, by Theorem 2.13, we obtain Next, we note that is solution of (3.2) because (3.3) (ii) Define and since we have.
Note that, because we live right downtown, we can walk to many of the places including a grocery store that others would drive to.
Note that, because we used exact matching, a balance among the covariates was by definition always achieved.
Note that, because we surveyed the entire population, our participants represent not just 19% of the sampling frame but also 19% of the total population.
