Sentence examples for an evident cause from inspiring English sources

We all prefer to believe that we live in a crisp, predictable world where everything that happens has an evident cause.

Drawing on Agatha Christie and Somerset Maugham, de Kretser both constructs and then demolishes the implicit thesis that there is always one explanation, that every effect has an evident cause, that efficient deduction will arrive at the truth.

Specificity theory suggested that individuals who reported pain in the absence of an evident cause were delusional, neurotically obsessed, or malingering (often the conclusion of military surgeons or those treating workmen's compensation cases).

Hedge funds are to the modern stock market as sun spots were to electronics in the 1960s: a convenient scapegoat when things go wrong without an evident cause.

Patients classified as category B display undifferentiated acute febrile illness or febrile illness without an evident cause.

In the absence of an evident cause of death at autopsy and ancillary testing, the above represents a viable explanation as the immediate cause of death of the double-transgenics.

(2) Septicemia or pyemia, whether puerperal, traumatic, or without any evident cause.

The events in otherwise apparently healthy subjects, without any evident cause for the death, are classified as SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) during the first year of life and SUD (Sudden Unexpected Deaths) at older ages.

On the other hand, in patients presenting mild renal failure without evident cause and a clinical record of hypothyroidism (as the ones that motivated our interest in thyroid metabolism), it may be helpful to determine thyroid metabolism and eventually to adapt the hormone therapy.

It is an uncommon disorder of intestinal neural or muscular function characterized by recurrent episodes of intestinal obstruction without an evident anatomical cause, vomiting, and intolerance of enteral feeding.

A participant was considered to have a venous leg ulcer if there was no other evident cause and clinical assessment suggested it was venous (moist, shallow, irregular shape, venous eczema, ankle oedema, lipodermatosclerosis, not confined to the foot) and participants had had an ankle brachial pressure index of ≥0.8 within the past three months.