Sentence examples for models of etiology from inspiring English sources

Three models of etiology were considered.

Fig. 1 A dynamic, recursive model of etiology in sport injury (Meeuwisse et al. 2007).

A number of pathogenic mechanisms for NAFLD have been suggested; however, a clear and consistent model of etiology has yet to be elucidated.

We extracted common genes that were involved in the pathogenesis of both models irrespective of etiology.

Most models of the etiology (cause or origin) of SAD have a prominent cognitive component that is primarily concerned with self-focused attention and self-evaluative statements that occur either during or immediately following social situations.

The findings are discussed with respect to models of the etiology of childhood anxiety.

No one model or conceptualization has gained primacy in this area, but cognitive models of the etiology of PTSD have attempted to explain the memory abnormalities seen.

Several reports detail four accepted models of CA etiology, including CA resulting from centrosome-nuclear cycle uncoupling, cytokinesis failure, cell cell fusion, and DNA damage (which actually may simply represent centrosome fragmentation).

Direct animal models of genetic etiology can be analyzed in a comprehensive and systematic way, using the full arsenal of modern neuroscience to link effects on particular cell types in defined microcircuits to emergent properties of larger scale brain networks in behaviorally relevant contexts.

Together with other studies, these findings suggest that while experiencing particular forms of negative affect during the day may not universally increase alcohol use later that night, it may increase the risk for experiencing consequences among those who do drink, providing some support for self-medication and coping models of AUD etiology (e.g., Cox and Klinger 1988).

A widely-cited model of the etiology of self-injury highlights the role of sex abuse (van der Kolk et al., 1991).