Sentence examples for from two causes from inspiring English sources

We conclude that Irga6 expression in normal, not intentionally infected, mice arises from two causes, genuinely constitutive expression in liver parenchymal cells and probably also cardiac myocytes, and expression induced by local production of type I and Type II IFNs in skin, spleen and thymus in unidentified cell types.

"FGD 3; R5 (female): …Madness comes from two causes: when they see this dirty water.

This was possibly resulted from two causes, lower expression or higher degradation in response to increased temperature.

In addition to concerns about endogeneity, there are also fears that the various measures of market structure will be spuriously correlated with urban population density, which stem from two causes.

The duration of those contracts, which drew international criticism for being awarded without competitive bidding, has been shortened to one year from two, causing some of the interested companies to reconsider.

Most deaths result from five causes, or a combination of them: pneumonia, preterm birth complications, intrapartumrelated complications (complications during birth), diarrhoea and malaria.

Yet it is impossible to believe that all aspects of early Rome's internal political development resulted from one cause.

Dissatisfaction does not seem to result from one cause but rather occurs with the progressive accumulation of factors leading to discontentment and finally to the rejection of treatments and sometimes practitioners.

Thus, the effect of HRT use on deaths from these two causes will be particularly important in determining the net benefit or risk to mortality in HRT users as compared with nonusers.

The differences in climate result from two principal causes: altitude and relief.

This results from two primary causes: (1) improved levels of and access to healthcare; and (2) lowered birth rates.