Sentence examples for certain etiology from inspiring English sources

This brings us to the third position on the relation between experience and belief: that experiences are perceptual grounds of dispositions to form beliefs. Just what a specifically perceptual ground is has to be spelled out a natural suggestion is that it requires a certain etiology involving sensory organs, or functional equivalents.

Neuropathic pain syndromes are rather heterogeneous and the relationship between a certain etiology and the symptoms reported by patients are not straightforward.

A major problem, not only for physicists, is that cancer is not a single disease with a certain etiology and one cure.

Although DTI evaluates water diffusion properties and therefore can be influenced by many potential etiologies, there are certain etiologies commonly associated with abnormalities in white matter, and emerging evidence for abnormalities underlying FA changes in mixed gray/white matter regions; these can be considered here in relation to generating new hypotheses to test in MDD.

Kuznetcova et al. [ 7] suggest that the mechanisms of developing CME by certain etiologies, e.g. inflammatory diseases and taxane treatment may be different.

There is also some evidence that certain etiologies for diarrhea might not be zinc responsive, eg, Escherichia coli and rotavirus (90).

For example, certain etiologies are relatively more important in infants, while others are more common in toddlers or preschool children with MSD.

Our planned SigCS base content updates will not only provide an improved list of stroke etiologies and risk factor data, but will also increase accuracy by merging certain etiologies that share pathological causalities and adding new etiologies that contribute to stroke.

Conclusions: In term infants, delivery via cesarean section, experiencing a seizure during the first 24 h of life, presenting with a seizure other than focal clonic, showing a moderately or severely abnormal EEG background, and having certain specific etiologies were the apparent major determinants for an adverse outcome.

Beyond the etiology, certain modifiable external factors can accelerate the development of ARDS.

If a familial aggregation of cancer is a surrogate for an inherited, genetic etiology, certain predictions apply [ 2, 66] and we have evaluated our data with respect to several of these.