Sentence examples for cause resulting from inspiring English sources

Coexistence of high or pathologic myopia is the most common cause resulting in false-negative results.

The overproduction of extracellular proteins might be a potential cause resulting in the severe sludge washout from the UASB reactors.

Assuming that CAS is a major risk factor for AMI, one could argue that among subjects susceptible to IHD, those more highly exposed died from AMI as underlying cause, resulting in fewer deaths being available for CAS, a case of competing mortality.

The previous meta-analysis summated the separate reports for various cardiovascular outcomes (for example, myocardial infarction, stroke, sudden cardiac death) to derive a figure for a composite of non-fatal myocardial infarction, non-fatal stroke, or death from cardiovascular cause resulting in the potential for some participants to contribute to the outcome more than once.

Most brain cancers have no known cause, result from genetic abnormalities and are not linked to cigarette smoking, Dr. Brawley said.

We made the discovery in childhood, when we observed the frequency with which lachry mose pleas (cause) resulted in rescue (effect).

He goes into pitiless detail about smell: Meyer's disorder (at the end we learn the humiliating truth about its cause) resulted in partial incontinence.

Rutting and stripping were found to be the main causes resulting in poor performance.

The six most common fitness activities and specific causes resulting in an ED presentation are summarised in Table 4.

He died of natural causes resulting from a long-term health condition.

Mold might be an archivist's worst enemy, but the damage it caused resulted in some gruesomely picturesque landscapes.