Sentence examples for attributable to old from inspiring English sources

Viral infections were attributable to old age patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

In men, 33% of the fracture cases were attributable to old age and low BMD, with the former - old age - (20%) having more effect than the latter.

Remark: Approximately 46% of all vertebral fracture cases in women were attributable to old age and low BMD, with the latter - low BMD - (31%) having more pronounced effect than the former.

The high prevalence of CKD in upper tract urothelial carcinoma (UTUC) patients is attributable to old age, aristolochic acid nephropathy, and increased risk status after nephroureterectomy, a standard treatment for UTUCs [ 5].

We also do not know his age; Franzen argued that the tremor was not attributable to old age (1991: pp. 2, 198 9), and has suggested he was not elderly in personal correspondence, pointing to the lack of deterioration in his mental abilities.

In this issue of CKJ, Agrawal et al. add that multiplex PCR for tubercular DNA is a useful and reliable diagnostic tool for supporting diagnosis of GIN due to tuberculosis [ 2], with some previous pessimistic results on PCR most probably being attributable to old specimens [ 13].

The workers in these industries also reportedly saw on average a 20percentt reduction in the present value of their wages following new regulatory controls, with much of this decrease attributable to older, higher-paid workers who were laid off (Walker forthcoming).

Higher all-cause mortality in patients with CHD may not be entirely attributable to older age, cardiovascular disease (CVD) severity, and more comorbidities [7].

This was to check that any differences in patterns between the sexes were not attributable to older average age of female, compared to male, participants.

Hamel and colleagues found that age was independently associated with lower short-term survival in older patients admitted to the ICU that was not attributable to older patients receiving less intensive therapy [ 13].

For instance, hypertensive disorders are estimated to occur in up to 10% of all pregnancies [ 36] thus the rate of nearly 15% in the present sample is above expected levels although this may be attributable to older maternal age.