Sentence examples for cited to cause from inspiring English sources

The dose of acepromazine administered in the current case and in the studies describing use in dogs with a history of seizures are more than a tenfold lower than the dose of chlorpromazine cited to cause EEG changes in dogs, while the route of administration varies between the different cases described.

At the time, many of the key observations cited to argue that dietary fat caused heart disease actually support the sugar theory as well.

Long term climate goals are cited as reasons to cause short-term pain to living people, when spending a bit more on equality would get them there just as quickly and with much less of all the death stuff.

Acepromazine has been cited in the literature to cause a lowering of seizure threshold in dogs, and it has been stated that it should be avoided in dogs with a history of epilepsy or convulsions [ 7].

Eli Lilly yesterday added strong warnings to the label of Zyprexa, its best-selling medicine for schizophrenia, citing the drug's tendency to cause weight gain, high blood sugar, high cholesterol and other metabolic problems.

The West European model he chose to cite caused a few jaws to drop: His "good friend" Silvio Berlusconi, he said, was a true political giant — "definitely one of the last Mohicans in European politics".

(NMT, 3143) Issues to do with negative interactions with fellow working colleagues were frequently cited as causing respondents to contemplate leaving their jobs.

The studies Mr. Noer cites are certainly cause to investigate more into the why's of these findings to further understand the issues and perhaps tailor some type of help for the couples at risk.

The frequency of clinic visits for follow-up care was cited as causing fatigue and thereafter loss to follow up.

He cited cutbacks caused by the recession and more efficient computing facilities as contributing factors.

Garfield cited sickness caused by jetlag, and the studio announced the casting of 19-year-old Tom Holland.