Sentence examples for representing causes from inspiring English sources

The Dowlers have decided to donate Murdoch's £1m to six charities representing causes close to Milly and those that support victims of crime.

The authors identified factors representing causes of unhappiness for developers and highlighted the importance of considering social factors (e.g., happiness) in studies related to both human and technical aspects of software engineering.

The OHIP physician claims database does not contain codes representing causes of injury.

Concise means of representing cause-effect relations among already identified threats & desired outcome.

He was a successful lobbyist and if it is pointed out that he represented causes he now decries, Thompson seems prepared to argue that it doesn't count if somebody pays you to do it.

Its secret is deceptively simple: The projects that represent causes in which the market already believes get funded.

Indeed, lobbyists are effective generally when they represent causes that coincide with the will of constituents, which is far from the case here.

As such, it is difficult to disentangle which abnormalities represent causes and which are consequences of mood episodes (Bellivier et al. 2015).

In this approach, the background represents causes of disability not included in the analysis.

Furthermore, impaired vasomotor reactivity, impaired autoregulation, and following transient vasospasm could represent causes of the silent lesions.

All the 3 scenarios suggest that these DMCs or DVCs in obesity GWAS genes are likely to represent causes rather than consequences of obesity.