Sentence examples for were really caused from inspiring English sources

It isn't clear how many of the injuries were really caused by the dogs or which injuries may have occurred regardless of whether the dogs were present.

BEIR-VII considers nevertheless probable that the thyroid cancer were really caused by the radioiodine.

Dr. Oliver, who attended, said no one in the crowd of at least 200 questioned whether the correlations were really cause and effect.

But opposition parties quickly disputed that analysis, saying the change was really caused by emigration.

This experiment was designed to test the hypothesis that digestive disturbances in this toxicosis are really caused by acute ruminal acidosis.

However, sometimes people are misdiagnosed with A.D.H.D., but it turns out that the problem is really caused by unprocessed memories that produce symptoms that mimic those of A.D.H.D.

I think the meaty part of the argument is just that an economy dependent on oil is susceptible to slowdowns from oil price spikes like we are experiencing today none of which is really caused by the Mideast.

Her conclusion was that Turner's ALS was really caused by CTE.

But if schizophrenia is really caused by a dormant virus that "wakes up," what sets the process in motion, wonders Gottesman.

I think it's really caused us think about how we do new product introduction and how we do product development.

These events, like every created reality, are really caused by God.[15] For Malebranche, the simplicity of God's ways depends on there being a small number of laws of nature, and on there being few exceptions to the laws.