Sentence examples for why late stage from inspiring English sources

17 The reasons why late stage manifestations are less common than previously reported are unclear, but improved access to health care and use of antibiotics with treponemocidal activity for other infections may partially account for this finding.

This finding is important because it could help explain why late-stage cancer patients often encounter progressive muscle weakness and atrophy that cannot be reversed by increased calorie intake (reviewed in Fearon et al., 2012).

And I sometimes wonder, as I look around the room, why at this late stage they've chosen to write at all.

This is the reason why only the late stage involves silencing or inactivation of the gene p53.

This may explain why even in late stage metastatic patients, only around 50% of the patients with breast or prostate cancer have more than 5 CTCs and in case of colorectal cancer only 26% more than 3 CTCs in 7.5 ml blood.

He says that insight was a big reason he invested in Facebook in 2006 at the then-outrageous $500 million valuation and why Greylock has increased its late stage appetite in general.

So, if you're tempted to let a blogger know her struggles with an alcoholic husband in prison for his third DUI just isn't as bad as your cousin with some late stage illness, why not bypass personal blog essays or posts about the Kardashians or the latest celebrity divorce to spend a few hours reading Proust or Kafka?

That could explain why it's harder to raise late stage rounds.

Moreover, change in direction of the expression of this gene (eg. decreased in early stage tumors but increased in late stage tumors) explains why no statistically significant change in expression was observed when the expression results from all tumors was pooled together as was done in Fig.  1.

Why could not a person with late stage breast cancer argue successfully that a decision not to fund the known effective treatment she suffers from is of the same type as a decision not to fund treatments the poor suffer from?

It is why the latest staging of The Bill Shankly Story at the Gladstone Theatre, Port Sunlight, on 18 October, to commemorate the 100th birthday of his birth, is certain to be another sell-out.