Sentence examples for less important causes from inspiring English sources

The report, World Health Statistics 2008, shows that diseases like diarrhea, AIDS, tuberculosis, neonatal tetanus and malaria will become less important causes of death as heart disease, cancer, stroke, diabetes and traffic accidents claim greater percentages of victims.

This situation strikes a sharp contrast with that in the developing world, where S. aureus is considered to be a less important cause of morbidity and mortality than other infectious diseases such as pneumococcal infections, malaria, HIV infection and tuberculosis.

This may be due to the fact that the incidence of malaria in The Gambia began to fall at about the time that this study was conducted [25] so that malaria has become a much less important cause of anaemia than was the case 10 or more years ago when earlier studies were done.

Low frequency of HBsAg and HBeAg in pregnant women makes vertical transmission a less important cause of transmission [ 8].

The sequential nature of the method and the grading of the outcomes as more or less important caused different and occasionally conflicting impressions in the focus groups.

Looking into the projected mortality rates and absolute number of deaths in 2030, it can be measured if stomach cancer is a less important cause of death in the future.

It has already been documented that the HBsAg prevalence rate in pregnant women was 2.5% in Pakistan, out of which 17% and 61% were HBeAg and anti-HBeAg positive thus indicating the vertical transmission a less important cause of HBV transmission [ 23].

According to the questionnaire, criminologists of different ideological persuasions agreed on hormonal and genetic factors as 'less important' causes of criminal activity.

Mr. Cameron's trip, perhaps because it is his third one here or because Britain's role in India has become relatively less important, has caused far less comment and consternation.

As payoff intervals increase, the variance of the normally distributed errors becomes relatively less important and cause less rank changes, since overlaps are less likely when payoffs are more separated from each other.

The sequence differences between disease-associated subtypes point to regions of B27 that are less important in causing susceptibility to AS, whereas sequence differences in subtypes that are differentially associated with AS are likely to be in regions critical to the mechanism by which B27 increases the risk of AS.