The phrase "differing causes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to multiple causes for a particular situation. For example: "Experts have proposed differing causes for the increase in global temperatures."
My view is that Lee Rigby is akin to my brother in that they were both soldiers for their individual, though differing, causes".
Gulf War Syndrome, also called Gulf War Illness, has proved controversial because reasonable people doubt that it is an illness and suspect it is a political catchphrase uniting a variety of symptoms with differing causes, under a vague, medical-sounding name.
It is likely that there are differing causes for this seeming disparity.
We evaluated this model and show that it predicts long-term survival among subjects assigned differing causes of death (e.g., cancer, cardiovascular disease; P < 0.01).
However, episodes of PPH with differing causes may have common pathological progression, with measurement of haemostatic impairment potentially providing important information for diagnosis and therapeutic intervention.
Possible reasons for this selection include differing causes in the two eyes, or more than one cause within one eye, and the ophthalmologist is unable to determine which contributes the most to the visual loss.
Although there is no empirical evidence on the effect of such factors on VA-derived causes of death, and InterVA was designed with the reality of different VA data collection tools in mind (eg, only affirmative reports of the presence of indicators influence cause probabilities), the possibility that differing cause distributions are driven by differing data capture methods cannot be ruled out.
"Symptoms differ, causes differ, treatments differ," Greden explains.
People's body response and their medical states differ, causing differences within HSV.
The normal marginals method yielded problematic distributions of the test statistic (5) when simulating the H 1-distribution, which may also be explained: If we split along the score r v (using the median, for example), score distributions in the subsamples will inevitably differ, causing the observed differences.
It is possible that the accuracy of Xpert in distinct subgroups of patients could differ causing heterogeneity in Xpert performance.
