Sentence examples for theoretical causes from inspiring English sources
Other theoretical causes included sperm deposited in the bowel, or some chemical that would damage the immune system.
The first rule is to posit no merely theoretical causes and in Reid's view the second rule forbids positing causes insufficient to explain the phenomenon in question.
Other theoretical causes for an increase of signal intensity on nonenhanced T1WI include a protein-rich necrosis, similar to a coagulation necrosis that occurs after radiofrequency ablation.
Early studies reported associations with non-infective agents including beryllium, zirconium, aluminium, wood-burning stoves, tree pollen, clay soil, talc, insecticides, inorganic particles and moldy environments, but none of these theoretical causes has endured.
Three reasons that link closely to the theoretical causes of dual task interference have been offered for the role task interaction plays in creating deterioration in performance for patients [ 12, page 265].
Jeb, compared to his brother, seems much more sincerely devoted to the great theoretical cause of American conservatism, limited government.
But for low order modes, some deviations existed between numerical and theoretical caused by the coupling of GSPs on two graphene layers.
But it's a big minus that two other classes of objects should exist in this scenario that have either no or unconvincing evidence, and that the theoretical cause of these objects, the ninth planet, hasn't been spotted at all.
Another theoretical cause for lack of positive exercise effects on mental health in older people in residential care facilities may be that functional capacity and independence in ADL are not important as mediating factors in this group.
It is shown that loading ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMW-PE) fibres up to about 50% of their theoretical strength causes bond scission to occur as corroborated from the number of radicals monitored.
This purely theoretical problem caused splits and expulsions.
