Sentence examples for instruments causes of from inspiring English sources

Iran's social representation index presents four main nodes: disability, hearing instruments, causes of hearing loss, and aging.

Other categories, such as "isolation", "hearing instruments", "causes of hearing loss", "alternative modes of communication", and "sound and acoustics of the environment", were also fairly common.

The varying absolute values between instruments causes the determination of normal ranges and thresholds for hypoxic-ischemic brain injury to be problematic.

These microtubules were used in all stopped-flow assays; however, mixing in this instrument causes breaking of microtubules resulting in a reduction in the average microtubule length to 1.2 μm in the final reaction (Supplementary Figure S4A).

Generally, the frequently occurring category "assessment and management" was largely associated with positive connotations, such categories as "hearing instruments" and "causes of hearing loss" were largely associated with neutral connotations, and such categories as "communication difficulties" and "negative mental state" were largely associated with negative connotations.

This illustrative dataset included 44/62 of the 2012 WHO VA instrument possible causes of death.

On Thursday, President-elect Barack Obama picked him for a central role in cleaning up the wreckage that some of those instruments caused.

This is probably a byproduct of correlation between our instruments caused by assortative mating.

Statements such as "it is common to attempt to remove a restoration bonded to dentin only to find that the vibration of the cutting instrument causes it to fly off the bonded surface" are, unfortunately, still found in the literature [81].

Findings from a European COST Action that brought together a large network of more than 100 accessibility researchers and 80 practitioners, from 22 countries, suggest that mainly organizational barriers and lack of institutionalization of accessibility instruments, are the main causes of the lack of implementation of accessibility instruments in the planning practice [4].

The contents of Mr. Mineo's medical records were "critical," Ms. Koshetz, said because they could reveal what sort of instrument caused Mr. Mineo's injuries and when they were inflicted.