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Type II pseudodisease is indolent disease occurring in patients who die from other causes; an example of this is prostate cancer, with more than 40% of men aged 60 70 years having histological evidence of disease [ 5], but only a small percentage of these having clinically evident disease.

"We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused" is an example of weasel, robot bullsh-t.

Knight sees abstinence from reproduction as an altruistic choice  – a way to prevent involuntary human suffering  – and cites the deaths of children from preventable causes as an example of needless suffering.

It is well known that the existence of time-delay in a system may cause instability and an example of oscillations can be found in systems such as chemical engineering systems, biological modeling, electrical networks, physical networks, and many others [19 25].

In a 2006 news conference at the United States Open, the then-chief executive of the U.S.T.A., Arlen Kantarian, said that tarps had been ruled out because they could cause blistering and cited an example of tarps causing damage once at the tournament in New Haven.

A wrestler's hammerlock, because its effects come and go with the presence or absence of the cause itself, is an example of a sustaining cause.

— Gov. Tim Kaine on Thursday ordered the release of three sailors who were convicted in a 1997 murder and rape case that had become a national cause célèbre as an example of wrongful convictions based on coerced confessions.

Victimization caused by bullying is an example of a factor that has shown robust associations, also in multivariable analyses.

In an interview, Dr. Poje cited the explosion on April 25 on West 19th Street in Manhattan that caused dozens of serious injuries as an example of the harm that could be caused by uncontrolled chemical reactions.

Flying is far from the only factor causing climate change, but as an example of our wasteful fossil fuel addiction it really takes the biscuit.

Specifically, it should be useful as an in vitro assay system for the ability of estrogenic xenobiotics to cause rapid PRL release as an example of nongenomic estrogen effects.