Sentence examples for almost invariably causes from inspiring English sources

Paediatrician Dr Fred Martineau said: "The detention of children, whether newborn babies or adolescents, almost invariably causes them physical or emotional suffering.

Interscalene brachial plexus block almost invariably causes ipsilateral phrenic nerve palsy [1].

In my experience those who ignored this maxim almost invariably caused their organization to suffer damage that was both predictable and avoidable.

But, it is also accepted that subsequent episodes of TB are almost invariably caused by endogenous reactivation of resistant strains [ 7, 24].

30 We and others recently identified hotspot mutations in the RHOA gene, which almost invariably cause substitution of glycine with valine at the RHOA amino acid 17. 31– 33 This mutation was detected in 53 68% of AITL patients.

"A lot of families are reluctant to do a postmortem, but almost invariably, finding a cause of death helps them heal emotionally," he said.

Whereas IRP1 is susceptible to activation under defined conditions, IRP2 is almost invariably inactivated by RNIs, which causes redox modifications of the residues that are exposed by the [4Fe 4S] cluster-free IRP2 followed by proteasome-mediated protein degradation (Refs 2, 3, 4, 38, 74, 76) (Fig. 2).

Inventions almost always cause change.

Suicide almost invariably becomes the official underlying cause of death when medicolegal authorities rule a death as suicide in a timely manner [ 35].

They do dip into melodrama more frequently and resort almost invariably to the psychological explanation: trauma caused by war, sexual abuse, parental neglect or the sight of parental sex.

Insulinomas almost invariably present with the clinical syndrome caused by hypoglycaemia.