Sentence examples for putative failure from inspiring English sources

The second reviewer was more "hawkish," however, placing five of her six cases in the category of 50% or greater likelihood of preventability that is, she concluded that it was more likely than not that death during the hospital stay could have been prevented had the putative failure in care not occurred.

While this demonstrates that IAP can detect (putative) failures in the MNTB as well, the interpretation of this particular case is involved.

An outbreak of equine influenza H3N8 in a riding school is described retrospectively with emphasis on diagnosis and putative vaccine failure.

The tool is able to generate high quality methylation maps taking into account SNVs, putative bisulfite failures, reducing also the contribution of sequencing errors by means of the base quality PHRED score.

We have termed this putative phenomenon CP failure.

Putative mechanisms include failure of membrane ion channels, oligodendrocyte apoptosis and oxidative stress of glucose reperfusion.

3. Leone M, Franzini A, Proietti Cecchini A, Bussone G. Success, failure and putative mechanisms in hypothalamic stimulation for drug resistant chronic cluster headache.

Galectin-3 has been studied for putative roles in heart failure, fibrosis, cancer, angiogenesis, and atherosclerosis.

Logistic regression analysis was conducted to assess evidence of any association between each putative risk factor and failure.

Factors that could be assessed and monitored through genetic tools such as inbreeding, outbreeding/hybridization and loss of genetic diversity leading to loss of adaptive potential are commonly cited as putative reasons for reintroduction failure (Frankham 1995; Marshall and Spalton 2000; Kephart 2004; Tallmon et al. 2004; Vilas et al. 2006; Weeks et al. 2011).

These results identify (i) novel mechanisms for ameliorating genetic heart disease, (ii) metabolic and inflammatory discrepancies between a genetic cardiomyopathy and other drivers of heart failure, (iii) putative sources of the clinical heterogeneity associated with HCM, and (iv) the importance of crosstalk between the heart and liver during the progression of primary genetic heart disease.