etiologies in a sentence

1. Weakening of immunity of various etiologies.

2. Etiologies and physiopathological mechanisms are unknown.

3. Karipazim is indicated for suppuration of various etiologies.

4. Dysbacteriosis of various etiologies - from three to four weeks.

5. They involved 300000 people with a weakened erection of different etiologies.

6. They involved 300,000 people with a weakened erection of different etiologies.

7. Chronic and acute hepatitis of various etiologies (as part of complex therapy);

8. In some cases, the powder of coal used for the treatment of wounds of various etiologies.

9. Infectious pathologies of various etiologies and localizations significantly weaken the human body.

10. treatment and prevention of depressions of various etiologies, incl. accompanied by a sense of anxiety;

11. Acute gastrointestinal bleeding is a complication of more than a hundred diseases of various etiologies.

12. Organic diseases of the nervous system; a syndrome of acute intracranial hypertension of various etiologies;

13. Tinnitus occurring in only one ear should prompt the clinician to initiate further evaluation for other etiologies.

14. The synthesis of testosterone and sperm formation violated with the broadest spectrum of diseases of different etiologies.

15. with significant uterine bleeding of various etiologies, in cases where all other methods of treatment of life-threatening patient.

16. This article discusses voice changes that may be described by patients as hoarseness and addresses the most important etiologies (Table 1).

17. This syndrome is caused by a disruption of the sympathetic nervous system, and can arise from a multitude of etiologies (Kanski, 1990, p.65).

18. Already from the first days of fasting, there is a significant reduction in pain in osteochondrosis of the spine, arthritis of various etiologies.

19. (2) Fostering medical specialists for aging Older people often suffer from many diseases, together with geriatric syndromes with multiple etiologies.

20. The incidence has been reported as high as 5% of all athletic injuries1 and often is poorly understood due to its potential complexity of etiologies.