etiologic

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• We found few cross-cultural etiologic differences; our findings agreed with previous findings in the ILTS across the full range of individual differences.

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• We were interested in determining whether we could identify factors that might be associated with etiologic subgroups for language-related difficulties.

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• To remain consistent with previous etiologic research, we included a number of exclusionary criteria to ensure that parents were describing idiopathic SSD.

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• Table 2. Primary transmission mode and exposure setting of acute gastroenteritis outbreaks by etiologic agents, National Outbreak Reporting System, United States, 2009-2010.

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• Thus, this work suggests that there are etiologic subgroups of SLI: one with low language of environmental origin and a second with genes that cause poor speech, language, and phonological processing.

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• This finding could reflect measurement error, cultural bias in the vocabulary measures in the current study, a genuine etiologic risk factor that differentially impacts African American children, or some combination of these factors.

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• Numbers of acute gastroenteritis outbreaks and outbreak-associated outcomes caused by various etiologic agents, National Outbreak Reporting System, United States, 2009-2010 TABLE #

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• Thus, our findings agree with those of this earlier study documenting etiologic subgroups of SLI and suggest that there may be at least two routes to a low vocabulary score: one through genes that also influence PM and one through a relatively impoverished environment.

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• The researchers published an article discussing the etiologic factors that contribute to developmental disorders in children.

• Many studies focus on the etiologic aspects of diseases to better understand their origins and improve treatment.

Synonyms

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etiological

vsetiologic

• Specialized

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Relating to the cause or origin of something, used in fields like medicine and science

is limited to the philosophical study of causes and origins

Surface Forms

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Etymology