Sentence examples for origin cause was from inspiring English sources

The previous studies of ADRs seldom did relationship assessment for suspicious drug and target ADRs, so sometimes misjudgment of ADRs' origin cause was inevitable.

An arrest was presumed to be of cardiac origin if no other cause was obvious or likely, according to the Utstein definitions [ 19].

HF cause was ischemic in origin in about 81% of the patients, and 43% of them suffered from hypertension.

Patient and EMS characteristics of OHCAs of non-cardiac origin according to the cause are shown in table 2 and their outcomes in table 3. The mean age of all patients with OHCA of non-cardiac origin was 66.8 years and males were 58.0%.

The first cause is Familial origin which is identified in the PHOX2B gene [ 7].

The second cause is Sporadic origin which results in chromosomal losses [ 13], such as loss of the 1p36.31 heterozygosity, and occurs in 36% of primary tumours.

Again, in an Aristotelian reading so fundamental for the capabilities approach towards poverty, human beings are in a privileged position to shape the world by initiating actions – the origin of action in its efficient cause is choice [9].

That similar, geographically restricted species tend to replace one another in an orderly fashion in both time and space (i.e., geographically) convinced Darwin that an explanation of the origin of species through natural causes was near at hand.

Back pain is primarily nonspecific in origin; specific medical causes are found in less than 15% of cases [ 5].

Among Keynes's Bloomsbury friends, Lopokova was, at least initially, subjected to criticism for her manners, mode of conversation and supposedly humble social origins – the latter of the ostensible causes being particularly noted in the letters of Vanessa and Clive Bell, and Virginia Woolf.

Despite the numerous studies, their origin is unclear [ 3]; numerous potential causes are presented in literature, but none are definitive.