Sentence examples for for causation of from inspiring English sources

In view of these findings in mice, PCP genes emerge as excellent candidates for causation of craniorachischisis in humans.

Mechanisms for causation of MSDs by psychosocial exposures in the presence of physical workloads are not fully clarified.

We used epidemiological methods adapted to the cancer-survivorship field according to the hierarchical step-model for causation of bias (Steineck et al, 2006).

Importantly for A. nidulans mutant screens, this is a manageable number of candidate mutations to test for causation of the selected phenotype when combined with the power of haploidization and/or meiotic mapping, or with bulk segregant analysis.

The defined period for causation of genital tract tumors by natural (17α-estradiol and E2) and synthetic (e.g., DES) estrogens occurs during the development of the reproductive tract in both humans and rodents (Hajek et al. 1997).

Second, urban Chinese children are exposed to high risk factors for causation of myopia, such as increased near work activity hours, less outdoor activity hours, a crowded living environment, and a higher probability of having myopic parents [ 28, 29].

Because of the implications for the theory of causation of breast cancer, more studies are needed, and future studies should examine pre- and post-menopausal breast cancer separately.

But it is unclear what notion of causation the causal theorist should adopt instead of 'but-for' causation (Blustein 1997).

Because an association is a prerequisite for causation, lack of association within MZ twin pairs is inconsistent with causal effects [ 48, 49].

Alendronate is the most commonly prescribed bisphosphonate, and most commonly associated with gastric irritation and erosive esophagitis which could be a plausible mechanism for causation (irritation of the gastric and esophageal mucosa).

This call for assistance has been found across jurisdictions predominantly in schemes with adversarial components such as: legislative requirements for proving causation of injury or receiving benefits for lost wages; timeframes to access to entitlements; and/or a propensity for seeking legal representation [ 15, 17, 19, 29, 44].