Examples of using Possible cause in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Explanation about the origin and possible cause of the complaint.
Software failure is another possible cause of the Galaxy S6 black screen.
Another possible cause for exposure could come from the animal's environment.
Another possible cause is more worrisome
The possible cause of shortness of breath during physical effort(if applicable).
Energy is also a possible cause of conflict between the European Union and Russia.
also to try to identify the possible cause of your heart failure.
It seems there's another possible cause for the outbreak of West Nile virus besides just our swimming pools.
One possible cause of the weakness in high technology patenting could be inadequate rates of patenting and technology commercialisation by European universities
Researchers now believe that such feeding is a possible cause of'mad'prions that give rise to BSE,
One possible cause for the jet stream to be slow and weak relates to global warming.
Another possible cause of microsatellite mutations are point mutations, where only one nucleotide is incorrectly copied during replication.
Another possible cause is that the cat does not have an ID chip or tattoo.
The other possible cause for data loss is conversion of one file system to another file system.
Possible cause: the mirror does not meet the requirements of the EN 1036 standard; the rear side of the mirror is unsuitable for bonding.
It is important to realize that medication use is not the only possible cause of hair loss
Another possible cause behind“Your PC ran into a problem
One possible cause may be the accumulation of negative emotion as a result of the suppression of the same during the life as well as any other repressed traumatic event.
Mr. Lahey stopped taking his medications, This evidence suggests a possible cause of his behavior.
Mr. Lahey stopped taking his medications, a possible cause of his behavior the night of his death.