Sentence examples for underlying contributors from inspiring English sources

While there are many larger underlying contributors to the housing shortage in San Francisco, it is possible that Airbnb adds stress on the margins.

A number of reviews have explored underlying contributors to poor hospital experiences by people with intellectual disability [ 13, 28- 30].

The underlying contributors to airway responsiveness were measured on the basis of the respiratory system resistance to saline and increasing intravenous doses of Mch, as per the method described elsewhere in detail by others [ 19- 21] with some modification.

In addition, we measured the underlying contributors to airway responsiveness, including airway reactivity (i.e., the slope of the increase in the mean pulmonary flow resistance [RL] for a given increase in Mch dose), airway sensitivity (i.e., the lowest dose of Mch that produced bronchoconstriction), and the maximum inducible bronchoconstriction (maximum RL).

But the mechanisms remain unclear despite that improved placental circulation is considered as an underlying contributor.

1 A decade later, another report announced that tobacco smoke exposure was likewise an underlying contributor to what is now considered a long-standing global health epidemic.

Considering the negative impact of EDS, the high prevalence of GERD [ 1, 2], and the clear association between GERD and fatigue [ 4, 7], it would appear prudent for general practitioners to consider GERD as an underlying contributor to daytime somnolence in patients with normal liver function.

Underlying biological contributors to LBW include prematurity (gestational age <37 weeks) and intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) as measured by small for gestational age (SGA) [ 8].

The study, in the Archives of Internal Medicine, could not rule out underlying depression as a contributor to stroke risk.

Even though this early fluid resuscitation may have improved short-term survival for a proportion of patients while hospitalized, these patients were more likely to die soon after leaving the hospital suggesting that the patients' underlying illness was a contributor to their ultimate mortality.

Earlier studies targeted the glutamate and GABA systems as contributors to the underlying hyperexcitable state of convulsions or similar signs of ethanol withdrawal.