Sentence examples for causes accounting from inspiring English sources

Law, mathematics, psychology and almost every scientific field employs this idea that the fewest assumptions lead to the most probable solution -- and in medicine we explain it as "the fewest causes accounting for all symptoms".

For the latter, the epidemiological profile is mixed, with globally no group of causes accounting for more than 50%.

Maternal causes of RM include immunological causes accounting for 30%% of the cases, with anti phospholipid antibody syndrome being the most common autoimmune cause [ 4, 6].

The falsely annotated protein-coding genes have been deemed one of the major causes accounting for the annotating errors in public databases.

In 2013, complications relating to prematurity were the second largest cause of death in children younger than 5 years old, with infectious causes accounting for approximately half of these deaths [ 1].

One in 12 cancer causes, accounting for almost 2,400 cases, were ill-defined and could not be attributed to a site-specific cancer (129), thereby diminishing the utility of the information.

In 2006, 83 prisoners died of natural causes; last year natural causes accounted for 146 deaths.

These two causes accounted for 98 percent of its spill volume in 2009.

By 2007, deaths from disease accounted for 46 percent of autopsies, while people who died of external causes accounted for 50 percent.

Deaths due to psychiatric causes accounted for a small proportion of maternal deaths overall, at 0.7 per 100,000 women giving birth (or 16 deaths between 2010 and 2012).

Roughly speaking, smoking is responsible for a third of cancers (smoking 20 cigarettes a day increases your risk of lung cancer 20-fold), poor food and lack of exercise result in another third, and other causes account for the rest.