It appears that continuous exposure to progestogen, in the presence of low to moderate levels of estrogen, results in an endometrium that histologically demonstrates 'suppressed secretory' changes, associated with disturbed angiogenesis, and a tendency to release molecules capable of causing focal endometrial epithelial and endothelial damage and bleeding.
It is observed in a variety of situations but is particularly striking for its tendency to cause failure of interventional clinical procedures that include the placement of stents and bypass grafts.
With the exception of peas, legumes were often viewed with some suspicion by the dietitians advising the upper class, partly because of their tendency to cause flatulence but also because they were associated with the coarse food of peasants.
Waters with high concentrations of HCO3 − have the tendency to cause the precipitation of Ca2+ and Mg2+ as the water in the soil becomes more concentrated.
"Warfarin requires a blood test every month, and because of its tendency to cause bleeding, it causes people to restrict activities.
Pyrazolone derivatives, with some exceptions, are no longer widely used in many countries, because of their tendency to cause an acute infection known as agranulocytosis.
As seen from this study, routine use of β2 adrenergic agonist in ALI cannot be recommended, since there was no benefit and a suggestion of a tendency to cause harm to patients.
When imparting a diagnosis of epilepsy, the issue of lack of clarity had a tendency to cause confusion, stress and anxiety.
The competition, therefore, of 27,000,000 to obtain only the same or a less quantity in exchange for their articles of produce, has had the constant tendency to cause a smaller quantity of sugar to exchange for a larger quantity of goods.
Effects of irradiation with estimated LET spectrum in SRAM bit cell, i.e. the location of sensitive regions, its tendency to cause upset, magnitude and duration of transient current as well as voltage pulses were determined.
