Sentence examples for felt to cause from inspiring English sources

Cycloserine was selected instead of PAS because felt to cause less serious adverse events and consequently be more manageable in a fully ambulatory-based treatment program.

However, exercise was felt to cause and aggravate pain if certain limits were exceeded: "I like to walk slowly, but can't go upstairs!

This was felt to cause a feeling of failure or guilt for some mothers who did not feel they had the capacity they felt was required to provide their child with additional activity opportunities.

Religious beliefs involved shamanistic practices for the cure of illness felt to be caused by witchcraft.

Seeing a man's penis was felt to be enough to cause fear and alarm".

Typically such patterns of walking are felt to be mainly caused by the presence of spasticity [9,10].

However, as I remember it the pagophagia was felt to be the cause of the anemia.

Except for one instance, WSI technology was not felt to be the cause of disagreements.

A prior history of injury to the ankle/foot area was reported in 21·7% of patients and training errors were felt to be the cause in 17·2% of cases.

Increases in inter-hospital transfers were felt to be a cause of increased colonization in 44% (25/57).

MDTs were felt to be a cause for delay and 'a tick-box' exercise (oncologists) and a missed opportunity for patient advocacy (palliative care).