Sentence examples for Underlying causation from inspiring English sources

And, the source noted, "By conceding 'significant aggravation,' I think DOJ is trying to avoid ever having this case go to hearing on the underlying causation issue".

Treatment of agitation without considering underlying causation gives the false impression of wellness when in reality end-organ damage is occurring either as a result of agitation itself, or as a result of exacerbation of underlying pathology.

One of four chimpanzees apparently detected the underlying causation that the experimenter had eaten, say, the apple, because he had removed it from the container; as a consequence, this chimpanzee then approached the other container to obtain the remaining fruit (see also Call 2006 and Mikolasch et al. 2011 for similar results with chimpanzees and Grey parrots Psittacus erithacus).

Here's what won't make a good headline: "Small and Spurious Correlation Shown to Have Been Backward, but It Doesn't Matter That Much, Because the Point of the Paper Was That There Is No Underlying Causation After All".

We identified a consistent positive association between a history of concussion and depression among former athletes, although the underlying causation remains unclear.

"The unsafe behaviors of construction workers are often the immediate causes of construction accidents, but the underlying causation of such behaviors are not well understood," wrote three Chinese researchers in 2014.

Sinusoidal endothelial dysfunction (SED) has been found to be an early event in nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) progression but the molecular mechanisms underlying its causation remains elusive.

We are in a Global Economic Crisis in which synchronized contractions across the world create multiple negative feedback loops that reinforce the underlying negative causation.

We also integrated biologically interesting co-expression modules with the known PPI networks to identify key transcriptional and other protein-coding factors underlying the causation of obesity.

This lower prevalence rate and different site distribution of c-Ki-ras mutations in UC carcinomas compared to sporadic carcinomas suggests that specific genetic differences may underlie the causation of carcinomas arising in these situations.

Third, our review is the first to examine results by level of neonatal mortality, providing insights into underlying mechanisms of disease causation and intervention effect.