Sentence examples for most common precipitating from inspiring English sources

Epidemiological studies indicate that sleep deprivation is one of the most common precipitating factors for migraine attacks [28, 29].

In one retrospective study of admissions of patients with a diagnosis of SPM, the most common precipitating factor was occasional cocaine use, including use within hours of admission [9].

A previous report showed that most common precipitating factors were daily conflicts, family related problems, disagreements between women and men on any decisions, choice preferences, and conflicts between two genders [31].

Infection is the most common precipitating factor in patients with hyperglycemic crises.

The most common precipitating factors were dehydration and hyponatremia (Table  1).

The most common precipitating causes were hypotension (22.8%), arrythmias (17.3%), metabolic disturbance (17.3%) and hypoxemia (14.2%).

The most common associated or precipitating trigger for non-fatal self-poisoning in Sri Lanka was interpersonal conflict, most commonly with a close family member.

In agreement with the published literature, chest and genitourinary infections were the most common comorbidities and/or precipitating factors in the present study [ 1, 3, 5, 6].

Foot slips were the most common event that precipitated the incident and the leading cause of these was contaminants on the equipment.

The most common behavioural factor which precipitates individual episodes of severe hypoglycaemia that has been identified is missed or irregular meals [ 17, 18].

Light anesthesia with ETT placed during the maintenance period (31%) was the most common cause of desaturation, which might be precipitated by positioning or surgical stimulation during the first 15 minutes.