Sentence examples for demonstrable cause from inspiring English sources
DEMOCRACIES are no exception to the use of detention, even though prolonged detention without demonstrable cause violates international human rights law, Mr. Helton and others said.
Sarcoma most typically presents spontaneously without a demonstrable cause.
There is a demonstrable cause in the majority of cases, usually an intraluminal neoplasm.
They started the study procedure when they encountered a patient in the PED with one of the two index conditions for which there were computer tutorials: any patient with vomiting and/or diarrhea (= ORS Patient ); or any patient under 36 months of age whose fever had no readily demonstrable cause (=Fever Without Source (FWS) Patient ).
When there is no demonstrable underlying cause of hypertension, the condition is classified as essential hypertension.
There is limited information based on prospectively observed incidence rates of breast cancer in adult female relatives to breast cancer patients in breast cancer kindreds without a demonstrable genetic cause.
The Tulip classification, in addition to identifying a single demonstrable pathophysiological cause for the death, was also designed to identify the mechanism and the origin of the mechanism of the death, e.g. if the cause of an intrauterine death was attributed to infection, multiorgan failure would be considered the mechanism of the death and intrauterine infection the origin of the mechanism.
Any demonstrable harm caused by the use of plastics and painkillers has to be weighed against the benefits they bring, such as reliability and efficacy.
Some might seek to end demonstrable harms caused by alcohol or drugs through prohibiting their sale and consumption.
Fluctuations in the progression rate and in the disease activity cause demonstrable effects on physical function within very short time intervals.
Administering the death penalty in a way that causes demonstrable harm may not meet a legal test of "cruel and unusual punishment," but it certainly violates the prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment from an ethical point of view.
