Sentence examples for respective cause from inspiring English sources
Some of the issues raised will impact many social entrepreneurs and nonprofits; others are more specific to their respective cause areas.
Therapeutic measures include elimination of the respective cause, stabilization of intravascular fluid volume, avoidance of nephrotoxic drugs, and treatment of secondary complications such as hyperkalemia and acidosis.
However, other variations in miR expression might not be explained by chromosomal-level alterations and the respective cause(s) remain to be investigated.
Chronic alcoholism was listed for 15 subjects (the respective cause of death in each subject was ruled to be "natural cause").
As indicated in), two intra-sentential language patterns < broke up, boyfriend > and < life, meaningless > are discovered from their respective cause
Based on the hospital admittance log-book, which contained the list of all hospitalized children and the respective cause of hospitalization, one researcher (RS) identified all children hospitalized with CAP during the study period and collected data from the medical charts whilst being blinded to the radiological diagnosis.
The variants and their respective causes may be classified as follows: aurally conditioned, visual in origin, exegetical, and deliberate.
Federal and state government officials have also lined up to promote their respective causes in New Delhi, from Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker, to South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley.
This give rise of interest in developing methodologies to avoid failures by treating their respective causes, prior to the failure occurrences.
Taken prisoner by a Federal officer, who saved him from being summarily shot, he discussed "our respective causes" with his captors, "and, though I could not admit it, there was much reason in what they said".
Kunstler became involved with the American Civil Liberties Union and with such clients as the antisegregationist Freedom Riders in the South and the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., not only defending them in court but becoming active in their respective causes.
