Sentence examples for causal contributor from inspiring English sources

Elevated intra-abdominal pressure has recently been debated as a causal contributor in congestion development.

In this circumstance – hypodynamic septic shock – it follows that ventricular dysfunction is a major causal contributor to adverse outcomes.

Whether this severe lactic acidosis is a causal contributor to multiple organ failure or simply a biomarker of the patient's critical state remains an ongoing debate.

Based on an association between monocytes and acutely demyelinating MS lesions, some authors have concluded that this cell population is a causal contributor to the demyelinating process.

Thus it is commonly assumed that spermatogenesis genes divergence or misexpression in sterile hybrids might be a key causal contributor or a direct consequence of sterility [ 35- 39].

If MT was a significant causal contributor to the changes in decision boundary and drift rate observed at T2, then perhaps lifetime hours of MT should show a similar effect on decision boundary, with lower preretreat decision boundaries in those with many versus few hours of lifetime MT experience.

These earlier debates were revived with Kimura's (1968) finding of a high rate of neutral mutation; such empirical findings provided support for stochastic causal contributors (e.g., genetic drift) to evolutionary change.

Despite the clinical relevance of glia for homeostasis in neural tissue, and as causal contributors in genetic disorders such as Alzheimer's and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, efforts to develop more efficient gene delivery vectors for glia have met with limited success.

However, poor antibiotic prescribing and poor hand hygiene compliance may be two important causal contributors.

However, it remained unclear which pathway members, if any, are causal contributors to the phenotype, as illustrated by the complex expression patterns of the intrinsic apoptosis genes.

With no perfect solution, the inevitable compromise should reflect the purpose of classification; capturing information on causal contributors to perinatal mortality.