Sentence examples for etiology less from inspiring English sources

Catastrophic etiology is defined as life expectancy due to underlying etiology less than 90 days.

A differential diagnosis based exclusively on this point-of-care test appears to be, in presence of a mixed etiology, less reliable.

For nodding syndrome, a lack of association of cassava consumption in case control studies and negative results of testing for urinary thiocyanate indicate that acute or ongoing cyanate exposure makes this specific etiology less likely.

Because of the rarity of MBC, its etiology is less clear than FBC.

Neurodevelopmental disabilities affect 3 8% of the 4 million babies born each year in the U.S. alone, with known etiology for less than 25% of those disabilities.

The remainder reported a presumed etiology for less than 50% of the study population.

A subsequent 1-year follow-on study in the same 7 sites that is investigating the etiology of less severe diarrhea, as well as moderate-to-severe diarrhea, is referred to as GEMS-1A.

Recently, iPSC studies have been extended to chronic diseases where the genetic etiology plays a less significant role than was the case in diseases studied previously.

We conducted a systematic review of published articles written in English between January 1990 and July 2013 on femur fracture etiology in children less than or equal to 5 years old based on searches in PubMed/MEDLINE and CINAHL databases.

We could recently demonstrate that 1 year of CSH in transwomen results in a significant drop in peripheral BDNF levels which makes an explanation focusing on the etiology for GD less convincing [ 14].

Our findings suggest that: HF is more severe in males over 65 years of age; females diagnosed with HF are usually older and have preserved LVEF; and ischemic heart disease represents the dominant etiology, but is less common in females.