Sentence examples for making a causative from inspiring English sources

In the intracellular cytoplasmic portion only two mutations (DSG2 G812C and DSG2 V920G) have been described; however, the latter is also found in 0.8% of the healthy population, making a causative role in ARVC doubtful.

Identification of specific DNA for M. pneumoniae or L. pneumophila in a throat swab or sputum sample made a definitive causative diagnosis.

Hence the results of PCR-based approaches can be limited in making a definite diagnosis of causative pathogens in pneumonia.

Indeed, the presence of AChE in a variety of lymphoid and reticular cell types [ 68] and particularly in follicular dendritic cells of the germinal centers [ 69], the splenic cells in which prions might actively amplify, makes plausible a causative AChE-PrP interaction in prion pathogenesis.

We cannot make any causative relationship between mortality and ICU-acquired infection with low lymphocyte count, as they may all be related to the disease severity.

A causative double applicative is made up of a causative, an LA, and an IA.

Sharing the same verb root, the examples in 48a-b make a minimal morphological distinction in the presence/absence of the causative prefix pa-.

But on certain occasions, the presence of S. epidermidis as a contaminant of medical devices, or breach of the skin by trauma or inoculation needles, makes it emerge as a causative agent of infections [ 1].

Variation in dispersal within a population is most probably due to the interaction between genetic and environmental causes (Dingle 1991) making it difficult to attribute a causative role for either.

Enhanced knowledge of the causative role of retigabine in dyspigementation of the oral mucosa will allow the practitioner to make an appropriate diagnosis.

Aspergillus niger is a causative agent causing IA.