Sentence examples for partly be caused from inspiring English sources

Hypersensitivity reactions to particulate drugs can partly be caused by complement activation and represent a major complication during intravenous application of nanomedicines.

This positive result may partly be caused by the fact that before the withdrawal the patients knew exactly when the follow-up visits would take place and they knew the doctor who was responsible, i.e., they knew what to expect and their expectations were met.

The difference in excess rate of suicide in Danish and Swedish adoptees might partly be caused by the younger ages examined in the Swedish study.

The signature in the tumor epithelium could partly be caused by infiltrating immune cells, which cannot be completely separated from the tumor epithelial cells by LCM.

Part of the problem is that there are evident contradictions in some of the reported observations (that might partly be caused by differences in the way cell cultures are synchronized and differences in growth conditions).

Although we cannot rule out that the effects in retinotopic areas may partly be caused by systematic low-level differences between the upper and bottom half of the stimuli, three important findings count in favor of category-specific processing.

Mr. Levitt pointed out that the much-mourned death of the deli has partly been caused by the very centerpiece of its menu.

He said that a recent increase in Apple shares had partly been caused by more of those value investors' buying the stock in anticipation of a dividend.

A lawyer for Ms. Warren said that the whole affair had been blown out of proportion and that his client's behavior had partly been caused by drugs she was taking for an injury.

In rat, PACAP induces degranulation of peritoneal and dural mast cells via receptors coupled to phospholipase C. Long-term PACAP infusion causes middle meningeal artery dilation that partly is caused by degranulation of dural mast cells.

All in all our results reveal that the situation on the Fock space appears to be much more complicated than that on the classical Bergman space setting, which partly is caused by the unboundedness of the operator symbols.