Sentence examples for etiology not only from inspiring English sources

Therefore, adoptive transfer of schizophrenia is the most appealing etiology, not only by exclusion, but also in view of the increasing evidence that some forms of schizophrenia have an autoimmune origin.

We designed the WECARE Study to maximize our ability to examine the role of gene environment and gene gene interactions in cancer etiology, not only for the three genes that are currently under investigation but also for additional genes that will be investigated in the future.

Furthermore, almost all lesions (across different neurological etiologies) not only affect gray matter but also penetrate into the underlying white matter thus potentially (but not necessarily) disrupting connections between areas.

Thus, it is plausible that the identified PDZD2 GOLPH3 duplication may represent a pleiotropic risk factor in the genetic etiology of not only RM but also other pregnancy complications.

The NTD etiology includes not only physical, chemical and biological agents, but also social and cultural determinants, where the latter affect body's immunity through their impact on psychological and mental health.

The World Health Organization (WHO) [ 2] predicts that by the year 2020 Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and stroke, the two main causes of ABI, will be within the top five etiologies considering not only the economic cost, but also costs related to Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALY), that can be thought of as the number of years of normal life lost by the disability.

To determine how well the previously validated broad and narrow Clinical Queries for treatment, diagnosis, prognosis, and etiology studies, retrieve not only primary studies but also relevant systematic reviews.

Propionibacteriium spp. are more likely than Mycobacteriium spp. to be involved in the etiology of sarcoidosis, not only in Japanese but also in the European patients with sarcoidosis.

By confirming the strength of association between occupational exposure to causal carcinogens and SNC risk, our results may provide indications to the occupational etiology of SNC (not only wood and leather dusts).

Differences in observed etiology can arise not only from epidemiologic differences in the sites and populations studied, which are biologic and epidemiologic attributes relevant to public health decision making, but also from variability in study design.

Finally, Villafuerte and colleagues (2012) reported that two GABRA2 variants called rs279826 and rs279858, which previously had been implicated in the etiology of alcoholism, not only correlated with impulsiveness but also with activity in a brain region called the insula cortex during monetary reward and loss.