Sentences with phrase «common culprit»

While communication issues have many causes, a common culprit in today's world is the seemingly endless number of notifications from our digital devices.

A common culprit for increasing noise levels within a room are air conditioning units, and so the Amazon Echo should be placed as far away as possible from them and their vents.

BPA is found widely in food packaging and just about everyone has it in his or her system, with diet as the most common culprit.

Although factors such as poor planning and population growth are driving droughts in some regions, there is one common culprit that is exacerbating water crises around the globe: climate change.

Overpacking and not watching over your bags like a hawk seems a common culprit of first - time solo travellers.

Additionally, hard candies are a common culprit for tooth fractures in dogs.

Allergies are a common culprit.

Tapeworm is the most common culprit of weight loss.

There are many causes, but feline leukemia virus infection is the most common culprit.

Milk is a also a common culprit.

The vast majority of cases of motion sickness in cats are caused by a common culprit.

Moving along, the study showed that the other common culprit are dog shampoos for long - haired dogs, like the one my Tara used to use.

Oftentimes, chicken is a common culprit for stomach upset because a lot of dogs are actually allergic to it.

Increased blood pressure due to hyperthyroidism is a common culprit in the development of chronic renal failure in geriatric cats.

A common culprit is chicken.

Although not all cat weight loss is caused by cancer, it is a relatively common culprit.

Hot water heaters are the most common culprit as older units will often rust and leak.

The most common culprit is the gas cap that is left open or not closed properly, although there could be other problems, read more below.

However, out of all the new X-Trail owners who took part, 14.3 % reported a fault within the first year, with the engine the most common culprit.

A very common culprit for low A / C temperature is a part called a cabin air filter.

Amongst the otherworldly entities, aliens remain the most common culprit, as evidenced in classics The Day the Earth Stood Still and Invasion of the Body Snatchers, more recent fare Mars Attacks!

The more common culprit though is an underactive gland, which doesn't produce enough thyroid hormone.

A very common culprit is high cortisol.

Another common culprit: rosacea, a chronic condition that involves swelling of the blood vessels under the skin.

In processed foods and supplements, «maltodextrin» is a common culprit, while in personal care products, «hydrolyzed wheat» and «vegetable protein» are the ingredients to avoid.

An underactive thyroid, called hypothyroidism, is a common culprit.

If your caloric deficit isn't too high, and you haven't been already dieting for a long time (and are thus due a diet break), then the most common culprit is inappropriate food choices.

Sugar is a common culprit.

The tiny amount of gluten in «gluten - free» processed foods is a common culprit; see my article on why you can eat gluten - free and still get gluten symptoms for more information.

Yeasts are microscopic organisms categorized as fungi, and the most common culprit for gut issues is candida albicans, which is normally in your body, but can cause some serious problems if it is allowed to thrive and multiply (5).

The most common culprit is a diet high in sweets, soda, and starches (breads, pasta, rice, corn, potatoes, etc.) This diet consistently raises blood sugar levels, which in turn requires the body to secrete high levels of insulin to lower blood sugar.

A word of caution, the yogurt cheese will be a very concentrated source of casein, the most common culprit in dairy sensitivities.

Probably the most common culprit in this super (artificially) sweet game?

Water retention is a common culprit that leads to the feeling or look of bloating.

Diarrhea is a common culprit in many people's lives.

A bacterial organism is the most common culprit in UTIs; and a majority of the time the bacteria gets transferred from the lower bowel and into the opening of the urethra (this happens easier in females due to the proximity between the two).

Also, low testosterone is a common culprit.

The principle behind hot oil treatment is provision and restoration of skin moisture since loss of moisture is the most common culprit for dry scalp (NB: I am not talking about dandruff (or cradle cap when it occurs in babies).

One type of casein — alpha - S - 1 casein — is the most common culprit in true milk protein allergy sufferers.

One common culprit: hampers.

Artificial sweetener is also a common culprit when it comes to digestive issues.

One fishing method that is a common culprit is bottom trawling near vulnerable areas like coral reefs or breeding and nursing grounds.

Plus, it fights inflammation, a common culprit behind dull skin, wrinkles, low energy, and flab.

Some flavored waters and seltzers contain citric acid, which is a common culprit of enamel erosion.

Onions are a common culprit, along with garlic, asparagus, curry, and red meat, says Dr. Landa.

The effort comes as traffic accidents continue to be the leading cause of death for American teens, with research pointing to distracted driving as a common culprit.

Researchers at the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI) in Rockville, Md., report in the online edition of Science that they pieced together the genes of Mycoplasma genitalium, the smallest free - living bacterium that can be grown in the laboratory and a common culprit in urinary tract infections.

Genome sequencers have deciphered the genetic codes of two closely related varieties of the same microbe, one causing typhoid fever and another a common culprit in food poisoning.

Usually, state health departments rely on standard questionnaires to find a common culprit for a cluster of reported illnesses, says Samuel Crowe, an epidemiologist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, who led the study.

A common culprit for water loss is caused by leaks from broken or aging underground pipes.