Sentence examples for a definite cause of from inspiring English sources

Yesterday staff performed necropsies on the stingrays and failed to determine a definite cause of death.

IARC has now labelled exhausts as a definite cause of cancer, although it does not compare how risky different carcinogens are.

Despite ongoing hospital visits, no neurologist has yet been able to pin down a definite cause of her migraines or her strange accent.

When the organization looked at news stories about endocrine disruption that involved opinions attributed to scientists, they found 62% of the scientists saying they were a definite cause of harm and an additional 29% characterizing the threat as suspected.

Her body was discovered on 8 December near Copdock Mill in a river by police divers; there was no evidence of sexual assault and a post mortem could not establish a definite cause of death.

Nicholls' body was found on 12 December near Levington, naked but not sexually assaulted, and also posed in the cruciform position; a definite cause of death could not be established, but her breathing had been hampered.

A definite cause for the formation of the fibrin sheath is unclear.

And while this trend of Millennial job hopping is a definite cause for alarm, it shouldn't be thought of as the norm.

Further, this is a cross-sectional study and hence a definite cause and effect of low knowledge with the prevalence of dental caries or oral health practices cannot be established.

Catherine Brookes, divisional director for the Highways Agency, said: "While we have not found a definite cause we ascertained the extent of the hole and started the repairs".

Approximately one woman of reproductive age in 100 will experience recurrent pregnancy loss, and in no more than half of couples will a definite cause be established.