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5 7 Traditionally, HF has been attributed to left ventricular systolic dysfunction (LVSD), generally measured as a reduced ejection fraction.

Hemispheric asymmetry with right sided dominance found in psychosis has been attributed to left side deficiency with the right side becoming dominant because of a lack of interhemispheric suppression [ 31].

Though in the past this drop-off may have been attributed to women leaving the workforce to start families, there is very little evidence that women today are choosing to do so.

At least 26 deaths had been attributed to the storm, which left snow and ice from New Mexico to New York.

Could this variation be attributed to males leaving an olfactory imprint on the female during copulation as crickets do?

They also chose among the following therapeutic options, according to the therapeutic algorithm used in our ICU: volume expansion in the case of hypovolemia, vasopressors when there was right ventricular failure or when the acute circulatory failure could neither be attributed to hypovolemia nor to left ventricular dysfunction, and/or inotropes in the case of left ventricular failure.

The indirect costs were attributed to sick leave (25%) and productivity loss at work (75%).

Predictably, a large portion of the declines can be attributed to white residents leaving cities that are becoming increasingly black and Hispanic.

Rahul Prabhakar Oxford, England John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).

John Cassidy's essay ably highlights problems with the financial-services industry, but his ending argument — that the benign postwar era can be attributed to financial repression — leaves out factors that contributed to the era's economic stability ("What Good Is Wall Street?," November 29th).

Little is known about the etiology of ALS; only 5 10% can be attributed to family history, leaving many questions about possible environmental factors (1 4).