Sentence examples for important etiological factor from inspiring English sources

Altered loading is an important etiological factor for temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders.

Peripheral nerve injured by abnormal glucose metabolism is compressed, which is an important etiological factor of diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN).

T-2 toxin is regarded as an important etiological factor of Kashin-Beck disease, and supplementation of selenium salt partly prevents Kashin-Beck disease.

Exposure to interpersonal violence seems to constitute an important etiological factor.

At the same time, for several years authors of various studies concerning etiological factors of TMJD have been underlining that stress is an increasingly important etiological factor in its development [41].

These proof-of-principle results substantiate L1-mediated retrotransposition as an important etiological factor in HCC.

Numerous studies have established a role for iron and mitochondrial oxidative stress as important etiological factors in neurodegenerative disorders such as PD [23], [24], [25].

Among all previously identified important etiological factors of severe anaemia10, the most common etiological factors were found to be vitamin A deficiency, malaria infection, iron and vitamin B12 deficiency in 92.3, 59.5, 46.6 and 30.4 percent of patients, respectively [10].

Anaemia mechanisms: The criteria used to define the three severe anaemia mechanisms are given in table 1. Etiological factors: Important etiological factors in the study population were defined by multivariate analysis and included: malaria, HIV, bacteraemia, hookworm infection and iron, vitamin B12 and vitamin A deficiency [10].

However, a defective intestinal epithelial barrier and continuous bacterial antigen stimulation of mucosal immunity have been proposed as important etiological factors of IBD in genetically susceptible individuals [ 5– 7].

As such, fat-induced hepatic insulin resistance and hepatic inflammation are considered important etiological factors in the development of systemic insulin resistance.