Sentence examples for major underlying cause from inspiring English sources
A major underlying cause of restenosis, as well as of stenosis following coronary bypass and other vascular grafting, is the abnormal accumulation of neointimal vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) resulting from media-to-intima migration and proliferation.
A major underlying cause of these features seems to be the increase in population size of neural progenitors in the outer subventricular zone (OSVZ), a specialized germinal zone characteristic of the developing cerebral cortex in higher mammals.
Rather, they should start exercising and lose the excess weight that is a major underlying cause of elevated CRP levels in the first place.
It studied post-menopausal women with heart disease to see if hormone replacement slowed the buildup of fatty deposits in their heart arteries, the major underlying cause of heart attacks.
We argue that the large increase in the developed world's labor supply, triggered by geo-political events and technological innovations, is the major underlying cause of the global macro economic imbalances that led to the great recession.
(Skyrocketing demand for feedstock grain to raise meat for India, China and Latin America's burgeoning middle-class is the other major underlying cause).
The two major underlying causes appear to be obesity or other disorders of adipose tissue and insulin resistance.
In terms of spatial accessibility, most stations are well accessed, while five major underlying causes were the impedances resulting in poor accessibility.
Accordingly, we investigated the association between serum cathepsin S and the two major underlying causes of diabetes impaired insulin sensitivity and impaired insulin secretion in a community-based sample of elderly men without diabetes.
A fatal case of p(H1N1) infection was defined as confirmed p(H1N1) infection in a severe case who died or whose death certificate listed p(H1N1) influenza as a major or underlying cause of death.
For example, in a Connecticut study of 272 randomly selected autopsies and their corresponding death certificates, Dr. William H. Hartmann, executive vice president of the American Board of Pathologist, said, "In 29percentt of the deaths, a major disagreement on the underlying cause of death led to a reclassification of the death in a different major disease category".
