Meanings of etiological factors in English

Other etiological factors examined were not correlated with these chromosome 16 alterations.

Despite high prevalence rates, etiological factors involved in these disorders remain largely unknown.

The possible etiological factors for sexual dysfunction following vaginal surgery deserve further investigations.

One author stresses that results improve as etiological factors diminish.

Secondly, to what degree are these underlying etiological factors moderated by sex and informant?

Smoking and alcohol are well-known etiological factors in tonsillar cancer.

However, other etiological factors and differences in histological assessment may also have played a role.

The etiological factors that influence these traits partly overlap.

Possible etiological factors postulated included player position, joint laxity, weak quadriceps mechanism, and a possible hormonal basis.

Future studies should investigate the etiological factors predictive of symptom dimensions in myocardial infarction and late-onset depression patients.

The precise mechanisms by which this occurs are unknown, but among other etiological factors, viruses have been implicated.

These results suggest the existence of sex-specific etiological factors in depressive disorders, related to estrogen, with onset in childhood.

This geographic variation in HCC incidence might be due to geographic differences in the prevalence of various etiological factors.

It is possible that different etiological factors from geographically distinct areas play a role in the onset of these cancers.

Finally, the link between these pathologies and Diogenes syndrome is not yet determined: are they triggering, co-morbid or etiological factors?

The most appropriate treatment option was chosen and applied on the patients considering priapism type, underlying etiological factors and priapism time.