Sentence examples for attributable to defined from inspiring English sources

Most deaths occurring during the first two years of life are attributable to defined causes, mainly represented by congenital malformations, malignancies, and accidents.

In addition to the possibilities of deep-seated landslide and active fold or mud diapir in a mudstone area, these residuals may be attributable to poorly defined block boundaries or unclear fault parameters, because a detailed geological investigation is still required to clarify the present-day characteristics of active structures.

A more restricted region of left occipital cortex (partially attributable to anatomically defined V4 but extending anteriorly into the left fusiform gyrus, see Fig. 3 D,E ) showed a somewhat analogous pattern.

All four trials defined "total hypoglycemia" or "hypoglycemia" as a PG level of ≤70 mg/dL (≤3.9 mmol/L) with or without symptoms or signs attributable to hypoglycemia, and defined "severe hypoglycemia" as an episode requiring help of another person.

This is likely attributable to the clearly defined hierarchy of responsibilities for CAM practitioners and physicians.

Disease attributable to reinfection was defined as a recurrent disease episode with a different M. tuberculosis strain.

Mortality attributable to HAI was defined as the proportion of patients in whom the attending physicians stated that the HAI had contributed to the fatal outcome.

Death attributable to VSB was defined as death accompanied by severe complications attributable to VSB within 14 days after the diagnosis of VSB, and overall death included death from all causes within a month after the diagnosis of VSB [ 17].

The poor reproducibility of SClJ erosions may be attributable to often poorly defined cortical margins of normal SClJ seen on MRI studies, due to curved joint surfaces, as well as to the slice thickness used [ 29].

For each encounter, GPs registered the symptoms presented by the patient in a one-page questionnaire inquiring about whether these symptoms were attributable to any conventionally defined disease or disorder or not, and the problem was classified (see Additional file 1).

Selecting the appropriate nondonor control group to whom donors can be compared is central to any study attempting to define risks attributable to donor nephrectomy [ 23].