Sentence examples for ostensibly caused from inspiring English sources

In view of our results, hypoperfusion may be explained by a reduction of the renal perfusion pressure ostensibly caused by the increase of intrarenal pressure due to the volume increment.

This latter effect, ostensibly caused by contamination from the adjacent normal brain tissue, limits the utility of these microRNAs to serve as biomarkers for differentiating between brain primary tumors and brain-located metastases (AUC of 0.85∼0.95, see Table 2 and Figure S5).

The finding of a high prevalence of ORVs in the community and the overall temporal increase in resistance demonstrates that the previously documented reduced fitness of viruses bearing the H275Y mutation, ostensibly caused by structural and functional constraints (10 ), has been overcome in currently circulating influenza viruses A (H1N1).

Two key African reverses stand out: on the economic front, US investment in Africa has visibly slowed; on the political front, US-led interventions to ostensibly bring "peace" have caused more destabilisation.

The closings were ostensibly for maintenance and caused long traffic jams for morning commuters.

That said, our previous metaanalysis demonstrated that different inhibitors, although working by ostensibly same mechanisms, cause identifiably different transcriptional responses, which allows for inhibitor-specific developments of resistance as well.

Ostensibly, the cause was the amnesty.

The group primarily uses Jamaat-ud-Dawa to raise money, ostensibly for causes in Pakistan.

The fact that new taxes for an ostensibly progressive cause can be rejected by a 60 to 40 margin in a city where Republicans have trouble getting 20 percent of the vote says more about voter fatigue with poorly-thought-out ideas than it does about shifting political loyalties.

But, in the press, three women journalists (one of them played by Kathryn Bigelow) at the Socialist Youth Review initially downplay the "separatist" assertions of women activists to the ostensibly universalist cause of socialism, until their own suspicion of a coverup of Adelaide's murder leads them into conflict with their male editor and with their party.

This effect can be seen in relation to ostensibly objective causes like misinterpretations of technical artifacts, which were erroneously assessed as pneumonic lung lesions, and the limited ability to differentiate between extensional pre- and post-mortal hemorrhages.