Sentence examples for defining cause of the from inspiring English sources

We are the heirs, according to the former New Republic editor Peter Beinart, of the anti-totalitarian struggles of World War II and the cold war, and our battle against terrorism is the defining cause of the age.

By the nineteen-nineties, an ecumenical pro-life alliance had helped make opposition to abortion a defining cause of the conservative movement and, increasingly, of the Republican Party.

"This isn't a dictatorship .Mr Bush also paid the price for the defining cause of his presidency, the invasion of Iraq, an initiative which destroyed the bipartisan unity created by September 11th , 2001

There is no clearly defined cause of this conflict.

Care providers who are not medical doctors tend to perform a more global (whole body) examination than those who are medical doctors, mainly to define causes of the disease and elaborate the therapeutic program.

The identification of SUD cases based on death certificates and not on autopsy referrals could be a limitation of the study as it may have led to the inclusion of subjects with a defined cause of death (not reported in the certificate).

NPHP represents a distinct autosomal recessive kidney disease that tends to be early onset and is the main genetically defined cause of end-stage renal failure within the first three decades of life (8).

We defined cause of death as "cardiac" if the ICD-5 codes for either cause included pericarditis (090), acute endocarditis (091), chronic endocarditis (092), myocardial disease (093), coronary artery diseases (094), and other disease of the heart (095).

Down syndrome (DS) is the most common genetically defined cause of intellectual disabilities.

The rural medical doctors subsequently defined cause of deaths with verbal autopsies.

None of the other defined causes of death was associated with an NRBC concentration that was significantly higher than the others.