Sentence examples for cause that resulted from inspiring English sources
Cardiovascular disease is still the main leading cause that resulted in morbidity and mortality in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) [ 1– 3].
Lastly, it is possible that lymph node dissection may be a surrogate for the quality comprehensive care rather than the cause that resulted in the better outcome of these patients.
Descriptive frequencies and cross-tabulations were performed in SPSS Version 21 to determine the leading fitness activities and causes that resulted in hospital ED treatment.
Both explanations may show the incapacity of the subcutaneous fat storage in these individuals due to genetics, ageing, sedentary lifestyle or unknown causes that result in ectopic fat storage with higher cardiometabolic risk [ 50, 51].
If a traverse ratio is selected nearer to any of these numbers, partial overriding of yarns wraps is caused that result into formation of ridges and hollows on package surface (called as honeycomb formation).
On these theories, a desire might or might not dispose an actor to satisfy the desire, but causing that result is the job or purpose of the desire (the biological function of the desire), or bringing about the satisfaction of the desire is how the action-production systems do their jobs or fulfill their purposes (Millikan 1984; Papineau 1987).
After the recording was cut off, the lawsuit claims police continued to beat Bufford and caused injuries that resulted in $6,439.32 worth of medical bills.
The bishops also blamed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for causing tensions that resulted in the exodus of Christians from the region.
The rains caused floods that resulted in heavy damage to property and crops.
The cause was seizures that resulted in a heart attack, according to Stephen Cutler, a family spokesman and business manager.
The company has received one report of a charger causing a fire that resulted in property damage and 160 reports of chargers overheating, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said.
