Sentence examples for causative elements from inspiring English sources

In cases like these the doctors have to cast a wide net and look at all the interrelated areas to find the causative elements.

The elements connected with the verb follow a rigid order: modal elements, tempo elements, relational elements, causative elements, object elements, verbal root, subject elements, and intransitive present future elements.

These findings suggest that, among epigenetic factors, H3K9Ac may be one of the major causative elements of abnormalities that need to be addressed for improving success rates in animal cloning or perhaps applications in regenerative medicine.

However, identifying the causative elements underlying a polymorphic quantitative risk modifier is a Herculean task (Drinkwater and Gould 2012; e.g., see Lewis and Tomlinson 2012).

One of the main goals of cancer genetics is to identify the causative elements at the molecular level leading to cancer.

This work has revealed the polygenic basis of high acetic acid tolerance in S. cerevisiae in unprecedented detail, identifying both already known and several novel genes as causative elements.

The vast majority of the family's member will quickly become separated by recombination from any positive mutation caused by one of them, and it will only be remnants of this causative element that might be said to hitchhike.

As mentioned above, a noncoding RNA was recently identified to underpin the PGMS of NK58S (pms3) and TGMS of Pei'ai 64S (p/tms12-1), with a common C → G SNP as the causative element of P/TGMS (Ding et al. [2012a]; Zhou et al. [2012]).

As groundwater is the only source of drinking water for these two regions, major ions and trace elements were measured in the water from different sources to identify the causative element(s), if any.

These studies strongly implicate the immune system as a major causative element in the determination of a host-specific microbiome and suggest that genomic variations in immune genes underlie, at least in part, inter-individual differences in microbiota composition.

Genome-wide association studies (GWAS) identify regions of the genome that are associated with particular traits, but do not typically identify specific causative genetic elements.