Sentence examples for another cause which from inspiring English sources
An example of over-interpretation was a box that stated "work up another cause," which was interpreted as "do a chest x-ray and obtain an abdominal film".
As no statistically significant difference was observed regarding dialysis access in normohydrated versus fluid overloaded patients, the observed difference of D-Dimer levels between the two groups might probably be due to another cause, which has yet to be determined.
Decisions for treatment in older men with localized prostate cancer should take into consideration the risk of dying from prostate cancer (which depends of the grade and stage of the tumour), the risk of dying from another cause (which depends more on the severity of patient comorbidities than chronological age), potential adverse effects of treatment, and patient preferences.
Another cause which is a potential risk factor for formation of clots is a high homocysteine level.
Determine whether there is another underlying cause which means your cat is refusing to eat.
Another reason which may cause inaccurate results in our study is the use of two-staged design.
I must impart to my mentee that there does come a time to be pushed from the sheltering comfort of arms that have held steady and embark on another path to enlarge the circle of knowledge and to find another cause in which to believe.
Sitting atop this eternal platform is another layer, the "secondary causes," which can be safely left to science.
He documented which weapons caused which wounds.
However, we have also demonstrated elsewhere that even for another cause of mortality which results in visible, well publicised sudden death (road crashes), policymaking does not appear to take into account the disproportionate mortality burden, compared to that from international terrorism [ 12].
All four studies included at least some non-idiopathic cases of venous thromboembolism that is, cases for which another cause or strong risk factor for venous thromboembolism was present, which could result in attenuating an effect should it exist.
