Sentence examples for for example one cause from inspiring English sources

In New York City, for example one cause of homelessness is mental illness.

AGE perfusion-induced LTP reduction may be caused by varying factors; for example, one cause involves AGE binding to RAGE receptors, and another is via protein crosslinking-induced cellular malfunction.

The ultimate goal is to understand how to best treat any immune over-reaction — for example one caused by a pathogen that gets in the blood stream.

Pruning might be prescribed if, for example, one suspects causes other than LGT to be responsible for some of the differences between a pair of trees, such as long branch attraction.

Reciprocal translocations seem to be common; for example, one translocation causes abnormal expression of the NRG1 gene which encodes ligands of the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) family [ 16].

For example, one of the causes for intracellular shift of phosphate is an increase in insulin levels.

For example, one could imagine a cause and effect role, in which the activation of transposable elements would lead to DNA damage and the DNA damage response is coordinated through PRMT5-dependent splicing regulation.

For example, one of the possible causes for the incomplete release observed might be due to nonspecific adsorption of peptides to interfaces or to microsphere materials.

For example, one might expect localisation to cause the World Food Programme to shrink its size and influence in favour of local actors.

For example, one study showed that selection could cause the evolution of increased or decreased plasticity, depending on the environmental conditions (Springate et al. 2011).

In other words, women birthing in facilities may reduce the incidence of primary postpartum haemorrhage for example one of the current major direct cause of maternal death in Nepal [ 39], but this may be at the expense of increasing the likelihood of women dying later, following discharge, from a hospital acquired infection [ 40] or indeed a secondary postpartum haemorrhage triggered by infection.