Sentence examples for origin caused from inspiring English sources

In traditional Hmong belief, qaug dab peg, like many illnesses, is spiritual in origin, caused when the soul becomes separated from the body.

Under New York law, the necessary elements of a private nuisance action are: substantial interference, unreasonable in character, intentional in origin, caused by a person's conduct, and interfering with another person's right to "use and enjoy" his property.

Last fall, Mansoor Ijaz, an American businessman of Pakistani origin, caused a sensation with claims that he had written a private memo to the United States government last May, on behalf of Mr. Zardari, requesting American assistance in the event of a military coup.

FSGS can be of either genetic origin, caused by mutations in slit diaphragm proteins, such as podocin, or idiopathic origin of unknown cause.

An electrical signal of unknown origin caused the explosion to go off 0.25 seconds early, ruining experiments that required split-second timing.

Symptoms associated with chikungunya have been proposed to be of an immunopathogenic origin caused due to cytokines.

Having had the robots murder all of the Silurians, Solomon was unable to take control of the ship himself and the computer defaulted to its point of origin, causing it to return to Earth.

MS is a chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system (CNS) of unknown origin causing demyelination and axonal degeneration [1].

Unlike African montane regions, where some peaks have recent volcanic origin, causing much of the speciation, there is no known volcanic activity in the Western Ghats in the recent times and much of this region has rocks that are of Archean (2400 Mya) origin.

Nipple discharge, although usually benign in origin, causes concern because of the possibility of an underlying cancer.

CTCL is a broad term encompassing a group of cutaneous lymphomas in which T cells are the cell of origin causing disease.