Sentence examples for be a probable factor from inspiring English sources

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

This GnRH disturbance is accompanied with an increase in follicular phase length and a decrease in luteal phase secretion in animal [ 5] and human [ 6]. High level of serum cortisol due to physiological stress induced by exercise can be a probable factor in suppression of gonadotropin pulsatility in female athletes [ 7, 8].

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.

A government decision to open over 80 Polish schools in Lithuania was a probable factor in the 1926 Lithuanian coup d'état.

Cite this article: Bone Joint Res 2014 3:203–11 It has long been acknowledged that type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a probable factor in the onset and progression of osteoarthritis.

Both ADIPOQ and AGRP are involved in the same KEGG pathway of TNF α, which is a protein considered to be a probable prognostic factor of AD and recently mentioned in several works [ 2, 4, 18].

Furthermore, type I IFN has been reported to be a probable pathogenic factor in CTD, such as systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) [ 3] and systemic sclerosis (SSc), through vascular pathology [ 4].

Priming of neutrophils has been suggested to be a probable causative factor in the onset of AS, and increased production of reactive oxygen species and MMPs from these cells may lead to tissue damage in AS [ 53].

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

Inadequate physical activity is a probable risk factor for postmenopausal breast cancer [ 3] and is one of the few known risk factors that is modifiable.

As the timescale of methanogenesis is a probable key factor controlling hydrogen isotope fractionation, as aforementioned, the compiled dataset of natural isotope fractionations is classified by considering the timescales of natural methane reservoirs (Fig. 6).