Sentence examples for evaluated the causes of from inspiring English sources

After word of Weinstein and Lo Porto's killing first materialized, and then was investigated, and then was confirmed, who documented and evaluated the causes of the botched drone strike?

We evaluated the causes of hearing loss found after failed universal newborn hearing screening and compared the results with the previously used behavioral observation test (Ewing/CAPAS).

Figure 2 shows how doctors with different specialities evaluated the causes of treatment failure.

For instance, de Marco et al19 evaluated the causes of death of 47 asthmatics aged 20 to 44 years, and found that 34% died due to malignancies and 17% of accidents.

In this study, we evaluated the cause of GI symptoms in children at two schools, with children aged 1 to 10 years, in the county of Jönköping, Sweden.

We excluded patients whose physician had not fully evaluated the cause of the miliary nodules, patients who defaulted before obtaining a final diagnosis, and patients with concurrent discrete macronodules (>7 mm in diameter).

To estimate and evaluate the cause-of-death structure and disease-specific mortality rates in a rural area of The Gambia as determined using the InterVA-4 model.

First, it provides an opportunity to evaluate the cause-of-death structure produced by the InterVA-4 model against the established disease epidemiology of the region and secondly it helps in defining the public health priorities of the area.

VAs conducted for deaths that occurred between 1998 and 2007 were used to evaluate the cause-of-death patterns and to establish the disease-specific mortality burdens for this part of The Gambia.

Concremat, the company which built the cycle path, released a brief statement following the accident: "The priorities at the moment are to ensure treatment of the victims and their families and evaluate the causes of the accident".

IN evaluating the causes of the financial crisis, don't forget the countless fundamental mistakes made by millions of people who were caught up in the excitement of the real estate bubble, taking on debt they could ill afford.