Sentence examples similar to each of the cause from inspiring English sources

Mill says that the essence of the mechanical mode is that the total effect of several causes acting in concert is identical to what would have been the sum of effects of each of the causes acting alone.

An overall finding of support for the primary question does not necessarily require support for each of the cause-effect hypotheses considered (e.g., Greet and others 2011).

Model discrimination for each of the cause-specific Cox hazard models (chronic dialysis and all-cause mortality) was assessed for discrimination using the Harrell global C-statistic.

HIV-infected infants were 1.82-fold more likely to be hospitalized for any reason (906/1000 PY vs. 497/1000 PY, 95% CI: 1.40-2.34) and were more likely to be hospitalized for each of the cause-specific infections, particularly gastroenteritis (229/1000 PY vs. 107/1000 PY, RR 2.14, 95% CI: 1.23-3.58) compared to HIV-exposed, uninfected infants (Table 2).

Table 1 shows the numbers of animals in each of the causes of death categories.

Each of the causes classified under the 19 categories was dichotomised and cross-tabulated with the independent variables to analyse how the causes differ in the different groups.

A pooled cross-sectional analysis of the data from the MEDEA project has been carried out for each of the causes of death studied.

As explained in the Introduction, on the basis of the noisy-OR integration rule, we would expect participants' ratings to fall somewhere in between the individual effects of each of the causes and their sum.

Mutations in each of the genes cause a mild sensitivity to DNA damage or DNA replication block.

Equal voltages on each of the electrodes cause the segment to be pulled downward in a piston motion whereas different voltage distributions produce tip and tilt motions.

Regardless of the cause, each time a mistake happens, a patient may suffer.