Sentence examples for precipitating causes from inspiring English sources

The failure of the cement on the Macondo well was one of the precipitating causes of the accident.

Love ranked high in the precipitating causes of madness listed by William Black, who ran Bedlam in the early 19th century.

Table 3 lists the most likely precipitating causes of hyperglycemia among all 833 hyperglycemia visits.

Before initiating therapy for severe acute hypertension in a critically ill patient, the presence of precipitating causes should be looked for (Table 2), because removal and/or control of these factors can prevent unnecessary treatment in many instances.

The time course of events, absence of other precipitating causes of renal dysfunction or hyperkalemia, rapid improvement on stopping the drug with no recurrence on reintroduction of the other medications and diet make etoricoxib the most probable cause (Naranjo score 7).

The enzyme activity is then increased further by the precipitating causes.

Therapy includes treatment of the primary condition and avoidance of the precipitating cause.

The precipitating cause is often, but not always, sexual faithlessness, and betrayed wives still seem more the norm than cuckolded husbands.

Also, anyone with a chronic ailment should be aware of the possibility that sepsis can occur as the result of any infection, although half the time pneumonia is the precipitating cause, Dr. Bernard said.

"Malnutrition is a precipitating cause, so we speak of deaths that are attributable to malnutrition," Victor Aguayo, chief of child nutrition and development at Unicef India, explained in a recent interview in New Delhi.

Later volumes have tended to thin out to about half that, tapering off at the 40th to 620 pages; but the precipitating cause of this diminishment is death, not reticence.