Sentence examples for conditions attributed from inspiring English sources
6 The growing population of long-term survivors has brought to the medical forefront a host of chronic and debilitating conditions attributed to toxicity from pre-transplantation exposure, transplantation conditioning regimens, chronic immunosuppression and graft versus host disease (GvHD).
"Hysteria" — which comes from the Greek word for womb, hystera — was one of the first mental health conditions attributed to only women.
The correlations exhibit different behaviour under optimized conditions attributed to the parameters assumed to represent the behaviour of the refrigerants.
Diurnal variation in alkalinity and flow were observed under low flow conditions, attributed to instream-respiration and riparian-evapotranspiration respectively.
Projections for the 21st century indicate a progressive shift towards drier conditions attributed to the influence of increasing temperatures on water balance.
Until recently, acute renal failure was considered a syndrome classified in a simplistic framework of pre-renal, renal and post-renal conditions attributed to multiple factors [1].
The experimental design and statistical analysis applied proved robust to unravel genes associated with a diverse array of conditions attributing novel functions to previously unknown or undefined genes.
It is a condition attributed, in hushed rumors, to everything from touching a mysterious tree to the revenge of a wronged priest.
In the clash of traditional mass armies, under a hail of arrows or artillery shells, human warriors often found themselves confused and overwhelmed, a condition attributed to "the fog of war".
A newspaper in New Zealand this weekend carried out an investigation that found that five players in Taranaki's 1964 Ranfurly Shield winning side had been diagnosed with dementia, a condition attributed to concussions suffered in their playing days.
The concentration levels of trimethylbenzoic acids were 3 10 orders higher than their tetramethylbenzene precursors, a condition attributed to slow metabolite turnover under sulfidogenic conditions.
