Sentence examples for most proximate cause from inspiring English sources

But these crises are not the most proximate cause of Sunny's distress.

The most proximate cause of his defeat was his antagonizing of the gun lobby by voting for a crime bill that included a ban on 19 firearms as assault weapons.

The pineal neurophysiology of the passions or emotions is similar to what is occuring in perception: "the ultimate and most proximate cause of the passions of the soul is simply the agitation by which the spirits move the little gland in the middle of the brain" (AT XI 371, CSM I 349).

Sudden and unexpected death causes a substantial fraction of the mortality in RTT and the most likely proximate cause is due to cardiac arrhythmias secondary to the increased incidence of LQT syndrome.

This puts the impact of pre-eclampsia into the same range as 3 of the 4 most important proximate causes of early newborn deaths (intrapartum complications, 27%; congenital anomalies, 10%; and sepsis, 8%, according to Lawn ).

The most common identified proximate cause was adverse perinatal events (12%).

The proximate cause in most cases seems to have been fire.

The lack of association between week one phosphate and subsequent mortality suggests that acute electrolyte derangements were not a proximate cause of death in most instances.

Autopsies document the disease processes that were in place at the time of the patient's death, and most autopsies do not list an immediate or proximate cause of death.

Based upon this examination each death was characterized by a proximate cause (i.e., the most likely immediate cause of the death).

That includes social change, cultural change, immigration, and globalization, yes — but it would take a blind fool not to identify technology as the proximate cause of much, if not most, of this wave.