Sentence examples for tertiary cause from inspiring English sources

The causes of death are registered by the treating physician on the death certificate as primary (immediate cause of death), secondary or tertiary cause of death.

The registry of the SSI allows one diagnosis code for any (somatic or mental) disorder as primary cause of disability, and two additional codes for any comorbid disorders as secondary or tertiary cause of disability.

The physician can code one immediate cause of death followed by secondary and/or tertiary causes of death and finally one underlying (main) cause of death.

In addition, acquired syphilis, both secondary and tertiary, may cause deafness, which is usually unilateral, although in some patients can be bilateral [6].

A large multi-country study also found relatively poor performance by InterVA compared to physician review where tertiary hospital cause of death assignments, with stringent diagnostic criteria, were used as the gold standard (20, 21), though methodological questions have been raised about some of the comparisons in this study (22).

Simultaneously, the addition of tertiary amine causes quenching of the singlet excited state.

The procedure of the synthesis of CLEAs starts with the formation and precipitation of enzymatic protein aggregates (without perturbation of their tertiary structure), caused by the addition of organic solvents, non-ionic polymers or salts to an aqueous solutions of proteins.

5 Tertiary yaws causes disfiguring lesions of the face but neurological and cardiovascular manifestations (which can appear in advanced syphilis) are not thought to occur.

Knowing that the tertiary amine causes the plasma membrane to destabilize (and here it is also linked to toxicity), it was thought that the polymers containing the tertiary amines may also have higher delivery efficiency/gene expression.

The secondary and tertiary phases may cause persistent inflammation and gliosis, sensitization to further injury, and impaired oligodendrocyte maturation and myelination [19].

The number of patients evaluated was limited, and the patient data were collected from the university and referral hospitals in large cities in Japan, which might cause tertiary care biases for the relative frequency of AAV diseases.