Sentence examples for be due to concurrent from inspiring English sources
In turn, vasculitis may be due to concurrent antibodies: for example, Yoneda et al. (2007) have suggested that antibodies against the amino terminal region of alpha-enolase play a role in Hashimoto's encephalopathy.
In this study, the fear of harmful effects from the trial could be due to concurrent incidents (a colleague vomiting after the trial, and an experience of losing a sibling, not connected to trial though) which posed threats to the informants just before they got the first vaccination.
This might be due to concurrent vasodilatory effects of progesterone, as its levels increase during pregnancy.
That implies that about half of the incident cases among married persons may be due to concurrent partnerships.
However, the lower frequency of reported pain among this subset of RCC patients may be due to concurrent pain treatment.
5 The excess mortality observed is likely to be due to concurrent infections and other medical complications of HIV infection.
It was shown that the temperature hysteresis was due to concurrent accumulation of carbon and oxygen atoms on the palladium surface.
Approximately half the adverse events resulting in study discontinuation were due to concurrent illness and were considered unrelated to study treatment by the investigator.
Variability in predicted response at a given LDLR activity is due to concurrent variability in the parameters associated with other biological mechanisms.
As a last note, one may argue that the positive correlation observed between non-symbolic and symbolic numerical abilities might have been due to concurrent factors, such as different motivations, attention levels, and/or working memory.
The desynchronizing effect of inter-hemispheric interactions observed in about 50% of the recording sites could be due to the concurrent activation of axons with different diameters, a general feature of callosal connections [25] [28], since the different conduction velocities of these axons must lead to temporally disperse activation of their targets.
