Sentence examples for evaluating the causes of from inspiring English sources

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.

"Those bishops who are not cooperating must start acting like pastors and shepherds of their flock, and stop acting like risk assessment officers of insurance companies," said Robert S. Bennett, a lawyer in Washington who leads the review board's task force evaluating the causes of the crisis.

These findings emphasized the importance of the site of acquisition when evaluating the causes of IE and initiating treatment with antibiotics alone or in combination with surgery.

This is a retrospective cohort study evaluating the causes of deaths which occurred during the years 1995 1999 in a single hospital.

Based on input from EPI officials and the information gathered from the focus groups, the polling company developed a questionnaire for evaluating the causes of undervaccination in the country.

However, the ABS had a higher standard for evaluating the causes of deaths, for example, complete documents from hospital or police, which confirmed the accuracy of information of the current suicide database.

Laboratory accidents are not uncommon; evaluating the cause of an incident can help the organization take preventive measures, assess worker skills, and design appropriate training.

It is difficult to establish causality, if any, between episodes of hypoglycaemia and subsequent deaths and to avoid bias we have consulted with independent expert who is now evaluating the cause of death in patients who were hypoglycaemic.

Findings from the current study may be related, in part, to how well practitioners in the study nursing homes evaluated and appropriately targeted therapy to the specific type of anemia rather than empirically prescribing therapy without evaluating the cause of anemia when possible.

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.