Sentence examples for problem as a cause of from inspiring English sources

Up to 70% of homeless people have some form of mental-health problem – as a cause of their situation, a consequence, or sometimes both – and two-thirds have physical health problems such as bronchial and wound infections, exacerbated by the fact that homeless people are around 40 times less likely than the rest of the population to see a doctor.

State police inspectors ruled out mechanical problems as a cause of the crash and blamed driver fatigue.

This is a problem for patients, because musculoskeletal conditions cause pain and disability, and for the economy because these conditions are second only to mental health problems as a cause of days lost from work.

The second section included questionnaire which helps to assess the maternal condition like birth interval, number of children, maternal follow up and health problems as a cause of LBW.

Also, there is a proposal for management of suicide attempters according to which those who have psychiatric problems as a cause of suicide attempt are indicated for hospitalization if there is a risk of repetition of the attempt or harming others, while those who have serious physical conditions should be referred to the general emergency room [ 35].

The authors previously used the DGRP1 analysis pipeline from the Mackay lab, finding 98 genes with associations, including SNPs at grh: one of the candidate genes that led them down the path of considering intestinal barrier problems as a cause of death in their TBI model, and a gene discussed at length in the manuscript.

Closely related to the problem of legitimacy as a cause of the breakdown of political systems is the absence of a fundamental consensus on what is appropriate political behaviour.

Our findings also highlight the magnitude of the problem of AKI as a cause of ESRD.

Up to the early 2000s the re-grading of countries in the aftermath of a negative event or in the wake of debt-servicing problems was seen as a cause of a further aggravation of economic conditions for the borrowing countries even though conditions were clearly improving (Korea and Thailand, 1997; Uruguay, 2002).

The question wording was similar to that in the HRS, except that "memory problem" was not mentioned as a cause of difficulty.

Yeast contamination is a problem in the food industry as a cause of spoilage.