Sentence examples for detail cause from inspiring English sources

It is frequently acknowledged that the quality and completeness of reporting of health and medical research is highly varied. 1 As there is no consensus on definition of 'quality'", nor on how to assess the quality of the design and reporting of a study, it is clear that studies that are not described in sufficient detail cause many practical and ethical problems for researchers and policy makers.

The outsiders An educational detail causes a shift in the market on the new BBC political editor (even if Nick Robinson suggests he's going nowhere).

While conducting research on Head Start children's programmes, this minor detail caused me the utmost frustration, as the "estimate of how much an adequate diet might cost" is assumed to be the same everywhere.

On the one hand it is actually possible to illustrate the muscle and the circumfluent tissue much better than before; on the other hand changes in echo intensity can be proved in detail caused by grey scale analysis.

That lack of attention to detail caused a gnawing sense that things weren't quite what they could have been.

Ami McClure was explaining to her 3-year-old daughters, Alexis and Ava, that they look alike and have the same birthday because they are identical twins, but one detail caused a bit of a problem.

Also, if the first few roots are widely separated, it may be difficult to interpret where the elbow occurred due to a loss in detail caused by scaling.

Data collected included demographic details, cause and duration of symptoms, presenting and final visual acuity, surgical interventions, and microbiology data.

Detailed cause and effect relationships, as well as cellular level and molecular level mechanisms, behind sensing variability and chronic signal degradation are still poorly understood.

Most of these come from the CDC's Wonder database, which contains horrifically detailed causes of death like "other specified venomous arthropods".

It seems all the honoring going on in the N.B.A. these days involves LeBron James, who is paying no attention to statistical streaks and other details causing so much chatter, Brian Windhorst writes on ESPN.com.