Sentence examples for concomitant cause from inspiring English sources

We believe, in accordance with other authors [ 4], that RE may be considered an important, underdiagnosed concomitant cause of post-extubation stridor.

For 28.3% of these, one concomitant cause of death was registered, and for 41.7%, two concomitant causes of death were registered.

Helicobacter pylori (HP) infection, particularly when caused by strains expressing CagA, may be considered a concomitant cause of male and female reduced fertility.

We reviewed liver histologic results from all allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant recipients from our institution with a confirmed diagnosis of liver graft-versus-host disease (L-GVHD), no concomitant causes of liver dysfunction, and at least 1 diagnostic liver biopsy sample (n = 33) to ascertain whether histologic features predicted clinical outcome.

Concomitant causes such as combinatorial regulatory effects [4] or condition-specific activation of the TF-BS edges [11], [30] certainly play a role in the loss of relevance of this class of interactions.

No other concomitant causes for grade ≥III hepatotoxicity were found.

Thus, concomitant causes could explain the partial inconsistency in the results of the various investigations.

Clinical review did not reveal any concomitant causes for ≥grade III LFT elevations.

In the death registry, multimorbidity may cause increased "competition" of mentions of concomitant causes of death in decedents aged ≥65 years, with diabetes not being mentioned in favor of other concomitant conditions.

First, when a patient dies in the canton of Geneva, a death certificate is compulsorily completed by the clinician certifying the death who reports the primary, secondary and concomitant causes of death.

59– 61 Psychosocial exposures such as job strain or low job control and satisfaction may be concomitant causes of PTB among immigrant women, 59, 60, 62– 64 who are more likely to be employed in manual, clerical, and shift jobs, and in jobs requiring less than their education level.