Sentence examples for more obvious cause of from inspiring English sources

The cause of death was recorded as "industrial injury"—the industry being football.Collisions between players are a more obvious cause of concussions in football.

Influenced by Mr Alègre's powerful friends, police were persuaded to turn a blind eye to the mysterious deaths of dozens of local women and prostitutes; suicide verdicts were often recorded when murder seemed the more obvious cause of death.

Various contributions to viscous damping β have been considered, and two of them are generally accepted[4, 20 22]: micro-eddy currents circulating nearby moving domain wall are the more obvious cause of damping in metals.

Whilst there is always the possibility that this gender-specific rise in maternal INSL3 could be caused by an indirect fetal effect on the ovary, this appears highly unlikely in view of the obvious lack of any other gender-specific fetal factor which might stimulate this effect, and the much more obvious cause of a trans-placental transfer of INSL3 directly from the male fetus.

A detailed medical history and clinical examination is the key to rule out the more obvious causes of dysphagia, especially if these are related to the oropharynx.

In fact, in 1979, there was a more obvious cause for that uneasy feeling.

Given the difficulty in assessing the severity of infection by normal H&E staining, it would seem prudent to monitor ponds for E. hepatopenaei by PCR, especially if growth rates are lower than predicted in the absence of other more obvious causes.

"When there is no obvious cause of death you have to look harder and do more work," Ms. Borakove said.

The obvious cause of Nixon's downfall was Watergate, and the obvious cause of Rousseff's is the Lava Jato scandal.

Israeli dominance was the obvious cause of the first, but only one of the causes of the latter.

The most obvious cause of Britain's housing is the simple operation of supply and demand.