Sentence examples for as a probable factor from inspiring English sources

In earlier research, we identified the GP and practice characteristics as a probable factor of variation between morbidity estimates using GPRN data, also known as inter-doctor variation [ 5].

There is some evidence that calculus build up is greater on the maxillary 4th premolar and 1st molar in multiple breeds of dogs [ 6] and the position of the parotid and zygomatic salivary duct openings has been suggested as a probable factor for the increased levels on the upper 4th premolar [ 15].

According to Carlson et al. (2004), an association of both emergent vegetation and predator diversity with habitat age was suggested as a probable factor to describe the negative association observed between emergent vegetation and presence of malaria vectors in man-made habitats.

Perhaps, the respective guardians saw the symptoms of AC as normal; poverty could also be a probable factor.

But the police said high speed was a probable factor in the accident, which occurred at 4 50 a.m. and involved no other moving vehicle.

(Where, oh where, our fleeting "post-racial" moment of Kumbaya?) I mentioned that timing was also a probable factor in this brouhaha.

Various investigations, including that conducted by President Obama's commission on the spill, have also identified this failure as a probable contributing factor to the disaster.

Mitochondrial failure has been suggested as a probable causative factor because DOX interacts with mitochondrial enzymes to induce highly reactive oxygen species (ROS) that immediately target nearby mitochondrial structural components including DNA to cause single and double strand breaks (SSBs and DSBs) [2], [3].

Our study found HIV prevalence to be much higher in MSM with current syphilis and syphilis was shown as a probable risk factor for HIV infection.

Smoking - as a probable risk factor for CFA - may explain the female predominance, especially because women are at higher risk developing respiratory disease.

Thus the structure of the deposited fibrin has become significant and is viewed as a probable risk factor for increased affinity for cardiovascular events in subjects with atherosclerosis [ 19].