Sentence examples for resulting from various causes from inspiring English sources
Regarding the etiology of BDs, chronic inflammation resulting from various causes and increased intrabronchial pressure due to coughing were associated with the development of BDs [1, 2].
We have earlier shown that half of patients with MAS resulting from various causes including celiac disease may have SIBO [ 6].
Neuropathic pain may arise from a direct damage of somatosensory nerves or nerves innervating visceral organs or from a disease affecting the somatosensory nervous system which implies an indirect injury resulting from various causes, including metabolic stress, autoimmune, degenerative, or chronic inflammatory conditions, and idiopathic origins [ 4].
Diffuse alveolar haemorrhage may result from various causes, including systemic, autoimmune, idiopathic and drug-induced reactions.
It results from various causes, including metabolic disturbances, renal infiltration by malignant cells, sepsis and drug-induced toxicity.
Misassemblies can result from various causes, such as the presence of multiple copies of closely-related repetitive sequences that inappropriately collapse onto one or a few regions.
It has to be noted that decreases in circulating IGF-1 levels can result from various causes frequently encountered in critically ill patients, such as malnutrition, chronic liver disease or diabetes [ 17].
The Dice algorithm, which does not treat shared band absence as homologous, was chosen because absence of cDNA-AFLP fragments can result from various causes, possibly involving silencing of a particular homeolog, DNA sequence polymorphism or even developmental differentiation (despite all steps taken to avoid such differentiation).
Cerebral infarction results from various causes, including sinus venous occlusive disease (Fig. 4), tumour emboli, cytotoxic and cerebral irradiation and infections (as described earlier).
Purpose: Weakness is a nonspecific complaint, resulting from various leading emergent to nonurgent causes, so that its approach and management depends mainly on current and underlying patient status.
It may also result from various non-infectious causes.
