Sentence examples for classical causes from inspiring English sources

Elderly patients are particularly susceptible to chronic heart failure and pulmonary diseases, which are classical causes of respiratory failure needing ICU admission [14].

Tissue hypoxia is an expected correlate of any of the three classical causes of impaired cellular aerobic metabolism identified by Barcroft more than 75 years ago [ 8].

Elderly patients are particularly susceptible to chronic heart failure and pulmonary diseases, which are classical causes of respiratory failure needing ICU admission [ 14].

Rousseau, Wordsworth, Thoreau were all recruited with customary flourish to his classical cause.

This time invariant nature of the classical filtering causes a useless increase of the computational load.

It is unclear at present whether the classical inflammation causes the disease progression or whether the opposite is true.

Turing's story is deeply affecting, and the telling of it by an establishment organisation (the BBC, which runs the Proms) in an establishment venue (the Royal Albert Hall) in an establishment idiom (classical) is cause for celebration.

The failure of these important results of classical analysis caused most mathematicians of the day to shun intuitionistic, and even constructive mathematics.

The system was tested with effluent transmission of classical vibriosis caused by Vibrio anguillarum serotype O2a from infected salmon to cod.

Antisense OsLIC transgenic plants displayed greatly increased leaf angle, a classical phenotype caused by overdose of BR or enhanced BR signaling in rice.

All the strains tested showed increased lethality in comparison to E. coli OP50 baseline, but the Classical strains caused a lower level of lethality than the El Tor strains (Fig. 4A).