Sentence examples for causes of not taking from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest causes of "not taking the medicines their doctor prescribed — or getting the tests their doctor ordered — is that patients can't afford it," says Duke University professor Dr. Peter Ubel.

For example Vundule and Mharakurwa (1996) showed that the villagers who had poor knowledge of malaria and its causes reported not taking measures of their own to protect themselves [ 23].

Other causes of variability not taken into account in the current study include food intake and circadian rhythm.

Gingivitis can lead to crooked teeth, which is generally caused by not taking proper care of your teeth.

This trend may be related to concerns that shifting costs to patients may have the unintended consequence of causing patients to not take medications as prescribed and therefore may result in negative clinical or humanistic outcomes.

It may also cause infection if not taken care of properly.

Doherty argued that the "self-parody" style of the series caused viewers to not take it seriously anymore, explaining that, "No longer going for the big chill, Carter and company are winking at their audience, as if to say: even we can't pretend to believe in this muddled mishmash anymore".

Additionally, predation danger caused birds to not take full advantage of available resources, as they take the danger into account in their decision of where to forage [52].

Behaviorists reject the classic economic theory of human beings as ultra-rational self-interested actors and, drawing on psychology, examine the causes of seemingly irrational economic choices, such as not taking advantage of money offered in an employer-provided retirement plan or giving away more money to charity than can be explained by purely selfish motives.

These results indicate that higher doses of thiazides probably cause sudden death, and prospective observational studies of people taking and not taking thiazides show the same (attributable to lower serum potassium levels causing ventricular arrhythmias).

It has long been one of the most vexing causes of America's skyrocketing health costs: people not taking their medicine.