Sentence examples for described as causing from inspiring English sources

A broad range of foods have been described as causing allergies, but the majority of allergic reactions can be ascribed to a limited number of food components.

Most of these genes have been previously described as causing coat colour variation in mice (MC1R, ASIP, OCA2, SLC45A2, KITLG, TYR, TYRP1, EDNRB), zebrafish (SLC24A5) and humans (TPCN2, IRF4).

John thinks of the Kosovan Albanians as an example of religious persecution, Nick mentions the slave trade under the "forced labour" heading, and there's an interesting discussion with Alex about whether Robert Mugabe's assault on the white farmers can be correctly described as causing migration through racial discrimination.

These S.T.-only E. coli, which have previously been described as causing diseases in animals, must now be regarded as pathogenic for humans as well.

By contrast, China's lack of such policies contributes to it having levels of inequality that have been described as causing worrying levels of social resentment.

Bolton had been beaten 7-1 in their last match at Reading, a result and performance that manager Dougie Freedman described as "causing a sense of shame" around the club.

Spinal cord compression with paraplegia or paraparesis is uncommon in patients affected by dystrophic deformities and it was described as caused by severe kyphosis with vertebral subluxation, neurofibroma protruding through the foramina and ribs penetration into the spinal canal [1].

Indeed, skin and soft-tissue infections typically described as caused by CA-MRSA (1, 2 ) were not observed in any of the neonates in this outbreak.

The phenomenon has been described as caused by the polymerization of actin [ 9– 11] in the leading edge of the neurite's growth cone.

An autosomal dominant form of AID deficiency has been described as caused by a missense mutation in the C terminal domain of the molecule, which is the domain involved in nuclear egress.

The attempt to gain advantage from a practice the American Academy of Pediatrics describes as causing children "irreparable harm" sets up a high-stakes gambit for Trump, whose political career has long benefited from harsh rhetoric on immigration.