Sentence examples for broad etiology from inspiring English sources

Some longitudinal cohort studies addressed the epidemiology and broad etiology of diarrheal disease [ 24, 110, 112, 113, 115– 121], whereas others confined themselves to addressing the etiologic role of G. lamblia in association with diarrhea [ 27, 29, 30, 111, 114, 122, 123].

Among the post-1980 case/contreportsoftheof the broad etiology of pediatric diarrhea in developing countries, none related etiology to the different clinical syndromes of diarrheal disease and none described a follow-up visit (or visits) after a period of 1 2 months to ascertain whether the child was still alive and whether overt sequelae were evident.

Sildenafil significantly improves erectile function in elderly patients with erectile dysfunction of broad etiology although efficacy rates may be lower compared with younger men due to the normal aging process and age related risk factor accumulation mentioned before (Rendell et al 1999; Wagner et al 2001; Carson et al 2002).

Most of the case/control studies addressed the broad etiology or the role of protozoal agents in acute diarrheal disease, with G. lamblia being one of multiple enteropathogens looked for in stools [ 6, 7, 12, 13, 25, 26, 28, 67– 103].

Focally increased uptake in the talocalcaneal joints correlating on CT with partial ankylosis with or without subchondral sclerosis can provide important clues for a broader systemic disease etiology (Fig. 6b).

The observation of these very changes in connectivity may shed new light on the etiology of broad pathogenesis traits seen in infected individuals and stir up the search for new therapeutic strategies.

A broad understanding of the etiology of anxiety problems includes a multiplicity of factors, such as biological, psychological, and social determinants, which are mediated by a range of risk and protective factors [ 1].

This may suggest that HT is associated with a broad spectrum of disease etiologies.

Our study also differed from these earlier studies in that we investigated a far higher number of dogs, which can lead to speculation that we may have included patients with either a broader variety of etiologies or differing severities of the same disorder, resulting in different responses to tylosin.

The inhibition of p53 through the up-regulation of MDM2 function in development may have broad implications for understanding the etiology of childhood embryonal tumors of the CNS that is thought to have a strong developmental component.

Based on the disease-oriented approach, animal models can aid discovery in medicine in three broad ways: 1) discovering the etiology of a specific disease, 2) discovering the biological mechanism underlying a specific disease, and 3) identifying and/or evaluating new treatments (eg, drugs) or treatment targets (eg, receptors).