Examples of using Causal factor in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Prospective studies have shown that, 38% to 82% of the time, chronic cough may be due to a single causal factor and that 18% to 62% of cases have multiple causes.
These codes should be used when the causal factor of the injury is a person,
most of these cases probably have a specific causal factor.
leptin have been hypothesized to be a causal factor in the development of cardiovascular diseases,
These RF appear to be components of a single causal factor, since the individual does not have the proper motivation,
Therefore, in the present case, the most important causal factor for the development of the infection was probably the intramuscular injection, which provided an
could be the initial causal factor of the dyspnea and the heart pacemaker implant was well indicated,
While some diseases have their only causal factor in the genetic component, others, such as diabetes,
the comorbidities associated with congenital anomalies were excluded to assess exclusively maternal hyperglycemia as a possible causal factor of OFC.
in addition to valve involvement assessment and to estimate the likely causal factor.
due to some persistent causal factor.
founded on the reduction of the presence of the state as causal factor in the process of national development.
tends to overstate the economic element and to present it as a direct causal factor of the historical process- something that Marx
this muscular imbalance may be considered as causal factor of damage on the knee stability,
which becomes greater when we consider the evidence that AR is a possible causal factor of comorbidities such as asthma and sinusitis.
The most important causal factor of AA appears to be the development of luminal obstruction,
Tamponade progression depends on the speed of installation and the causal factor; acute cardiac tamponade develops within a few minutes after trauma, heart or aortic rupture, or as a complication of diagnostic
no relation to trauma, or to degenerative problems, we chose to name it as meniscal injury due to fatigue because of the absence of correlation with an evident causal factor and of the similarity of symptoms of fractures due to fatigue.
This suggests an intrinsic causal factor, such as the physiological and mechanical changes in the respiratory tract caused by postural change
onset of cervical cancer, but because of the monoclonal nature of this cancer, it is suspected that hpv infection may not be considered the only causal factor responsible for the development of cervical carcinoma.
