Sentence examples for presumed causes from inspiring English sources

For one night, the Knicks did not appear to be rattled by trade rumors or lacking focus or swagger — the presumed causes of their recent tailspin.

"The emphasis was on fighting the presumed causes of the decline by getting rid of low-cost foreign imports or providing more subsidies," said Harold D. Miller, president of Future Strategies, a consultancy.

The presumed causes of healing after exchange nailing are both biological and mechanical [5].

Much less research has documented the efficacy of interventions designed to manipulate those presumed causes and correlates.

Presumed causes (as ascertained clinically by study physicians) were recorded for 91% (98/108) of deaths.

Controversy exists regarding the presumed causes of β-cell apoptosis in type 2 diabetes.

In other cases, they result from unequal weighting of information, in particular, the tendency to pay greater attention to cases when both a presumed cause and a presumed effect are both present than the other three cases (this can also be seen as an example of the well-documented confirmation bias).

In future studies, a longitudinal design with data collected at different points over time would allow a better determination of the relationship between the presumed cause (i.e., sexual aggression) and the presumed effect (i.e., mental health problems).

In six of those cases, the military conducted no autopsy to confirm the presumed cause of death.

Kuroda, with his bent front leg and rear foot dragging over the mound -- the presumed cause for the troublesome blisters on the top of his right foot -- appears to use the motion.

So far, no illnesses have been reported from beef in the second recall, but the total amount of beef involved amounts to the second-largest meat recall in history, behind Hudson Foods' 25 million pounds in 1997 -- and a scary one, for the presumed cause.