Sentence examples for rupture attributable from inspiring English sources

Several reports have indicated that the absolute risk of uterine rupture attributable to a trial of labor is about 1 per 1000 [ 1- 4].

Uroperitoneum attributable to rupture of the urachus has also been described in cows [ 13, 14].

The present case report describes rupture of the urinary bladder attributable to urethral compression by a haematoma after vertebral fracture in a young bull.

Here are other recent safety actions: Lotus is recalling 80 of its 2011 Evora S models because an oil leak may cause a fire or destroy the supercharged engine, according to a report (PDF) filed by the automaker with N.H.T.S.A. Lotus said the problem was attributable to the rupturing of a flexible three-part variable valve oil feed-pipe assembly.

AAA rupture represents a mechanical failure [4], attributable to alterations in extracellular matrix components of the aortic wall.

In spite of the proximity of the KATNP site to the source fault, the PGA of the mainshock was relatively small; this may be attributable to the earthquake rupture characteristics (e.g., Galetzka et al. 2015) and soil nonlinearity (e.g., Dixit et al. 2015).

Cases of hospitalized stroke were based on rapid neurologic deficit attributable to obstruction or rupture of the arterial system or on a demonstrable lesion compatible with acute stroke.

We excluded abscess ruptures and secondary perforations that were attributable to other primary lesions and were identified from the patients' surgical and medical records.

The symptoms may be attributable to aneurysmal instability, impending rupture, or a contained leak.

Cases of hospitalized stroke were based on rapid neurologic deficit attributable to arterial obstruction or rupture, or a demonstrable lesion compatible with acute stroke [ 13].

Stroke was defined as the rapid onset of a persistent neurological deficit attributable to an obstruction or rupture of the arterial system not known to be secondary to brain trauma, tumour, infection or other cause lasting more than 24 h and accompanied by a lesion compatible with acute stroke on a CT scan or MRI.