Sentence examples for defined causes from inspiring English sources

Dylan off the stage is very much the same as Dylan the performer — restless, insatiably hungry for experience, idealistic, but skeptical of neatly defined causes.

Insulin resistance and diabetes mellitus (DM) are well defined causes of female infertility.

Most deaths occurring during the first two years of life are attributable to defined causes, mainly represented by congenital malformations, malignancies, and accidents.

Well defined causes of male-factor infertility include congenital and acquired dysfunction of the hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular endocrine axis, anatomic defects, chromosomal abnormalities, and point mutations [8] [10].

In the Syrian study, sudden death was lumped with other defined causes (9%).

Despite the increasing understanding of female reproduction, defined causes or mechanisms resulting in primary ovarian insufficiency remain largely unknown [ 7].

Because a considerable increase in mortality rates due to ill-defined causes of death in RJ was observed from 1990 onwards, defined deaths were compensated by ill-defined causes preliminary to adjustments.

Noncancer causes of death were defined as deaths involving the circulatory system, respiratory system, digestive system, genitourinary system, external or accidental deaths, ill-defined causes, and other specific causes of death.

Because organisations like Anonymous lack well-defined leadership, they depend on well-defined causes to bring the public onto their side.

Rather, such aims and plans are found already largely formed in social experience: we come to consciousness in a world that proffers countless well-defined causes and programs for their accomplishment.

According to WHO, the rate of ill-defined causes per 100,000 people, at ages 0 to 64, varied from 0.44 (Malta) to 22.51 (Portugal) for the EU population (European Health Information Gateway, 2012 data).