Sentence examples for contributing to symptoms from inspiring English sources

The increased cabin space in the Apollo Command Module afforded astronauts greater freedom of movement, contributing to symptoms of space sickness for Borman and, later, astronaut Russell Schweickart during Apollo 9.

Although pathologic Aβ metabolism is clearly the initiating event in autosomal dominant AD, sporadic AD may be a more heterogeneous etiology, with, for example, cerebrovascular pathology contributing to symptoms in some patients [ 2].

Any vaginal birth may be associated with trauma to the woman's perineum and may be associated with longer-term problems, including pelvic floor weakness contributing to symptoms of prolapse and incontinence.

Authors suggest that the latter finding involves central pain processing, indicating a central "neuropathy-like" component contributing to symptom generation.

Self-efficacy is likely, therefore, to be an important factor contributing to symptom and functional gains within the context of online interventions, particularly those with minimal therapist input.

The relationship between blows to the head and brain degeneration is still poorly understood, and some experts caution that other factors, like unrelated mood problems or dementia, might contribute to symptoms experienced by those later found to have had C.T.E.

This irregularity may contribute to symptoms and hemodynamic compromise in patients with AF.

No one knows whether or how these aggregates contribute to symptoms.

Recent research suggests that intolerance of uncertainty (IU), most commonly associated with generalized anxiety disorder, also contributes to symptoms of social phobia.

Neuroligin-3 resides at synapses, the communication points between neurons, but little is known about its function, let alone how it contributes to symptoms of autism.

The classic paradigm of obstructive benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) causing lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS; BPH/LUTS) has been replaced by the notion that not only the prostate but also the bladder contributes to symptoms.