Sentence examples for candidate causes from inspiring English sources

However, during the 1980s and later on other mechanisms were described as candidate causes of multidrug resistance in human leukemia.

Children's exploratory play was sensitive to both manipulations: given unambiguous evidence children played indiscriminately and rarely tried to isolate candidate causes; given ambiguous evidence, children both selected (Experiment 1) and designed (Experiment 2) informative interventions.

By manipulating the physical properties of the stimuli, we were able to affect the degree to which candidate variables could be isolated; by manipulating the base rate of candidate causes, we were able to affect the potential for information gain.

The former junior senator from New York's arrival is captured in slow motion as dance music plays and the winking candidate causes an overhead lamp to explode, shooting sparks from the ceiling.

Habitat change and segregation effects caused by the spatial segregation of previously interlinked movements of wildlife and pastoralists in the savannas are also likely candidate causes [38], [39].

Imagine a game in which two coins (i.e., candidate causes, Coin 1 and Coin 2) are tossed.

And the Taiwan candidate causing the greatest worry in Beijing is an opposition leader, Chen Shui-bian.

"The Truman Show" did not single-handedly cause Truman delusions, any more than "The Manchurian Candidate" caused Cold War paranoia.

The candidate caused anger last year after he claimed some parts of London were being "ethnically cleansed" of white people.

Richard Mourdock, the Republican candidate, caused a national stir when he defended his across-the-board opposition to abortion by saying that a pregnancy caused by rape "is something that God intended to happen".

Far from bringing more clarity to the race as some in the party had hoped, Tuesday's elections gave every candidate cause to keep driving forward — including Newt Gingrich, who won a definitive victory in Georgia.