Sentence examples for caused in most cases from inspiring English sources

Ms. Miller, who has since moved to Connecticut to be with her children, was one of the millions of Americans unaware that they are suffering from chronic kidney disease, which is caused in most cases by uncontrolled hypertension (as in her case) or diabetes, and is often asymptomatic until its later stages.

In other words, the well-known deadly effects of anoxia (e.g., caused by ischemia) in higher animals such as mammals are caused in most cases not by anoxia per se but by subsequent reperfusion with O2 [1]–[3].

Invasive aspergillosis, an infection caused in most cases by Aspergillus fumigatus, starts in immunocompromised patients in the lung by inhalation.

Pertussis is an acute infection of the respiratory tract caused, in most cases, by the bacterium Bordetella pertussis[ 1, 2].

Friedreich's ataxia is an autosomal recessive degenerative disorder caused in most cases by a GAA triplet expansion in the FRDA gene encoding frataxin.

It is caused in most cases by mutations in the ENPP1 gene, encoding an enzyme that hydrolyzes ATP to AMP and inorganic pyrophosphate, the latter being a powerful anti-mineralization factor.

It is very important that the gels are prerun and run at 4°C, higher temperatures cause in most cases aggregation.

In general, HPeV is transmitted by the oral-fecal route causing in most cases relatively mild respiratory and gastrointestinal symptoms [ 2, 8], though conditions such as bronchiolitis [ 9] and severe neonatal infections [ 10, 11] have also been reported.

Deferasirox has been described as causing (in most cases reversible) impairment of renal function with elevation in serum creatinin levels, and in some cases even fatal irreversible renal failure, as well as other side-effects such as cytopenia, exanthema and an increase in liver enzymes.

Experimental results have shown that both monopolar and bipolar platinum electrodes caused perforation in most cases.

Death may occur, usually among older people already weakened by other debilitating disorders, and is caused in most of those cases by complications such as pneumonia or bronchitis.