Traders and analysts said the sell-off had a combination of causes.
Since many people died of a combination of causes, it was impossible to figure exactly how many were killed by each cause, but the statisticians calculated that about twenty-five per cent had died of direct burns from the bomb, about fifty per cent from other injuries, and about twenty per cent as a result of radiation effects.
Maybe it's a combination of causes".
Structural systems are usually subjected to degradation processes due to a combination of causes, such as design or constructive problems, unexpected loadings or natural ageing.
We were also able to find a statistically significant difference in hospital mortality in studies reporting predominantly H1N1 patients when compared to those in which veno-venous ECMO was initiated for a combination of causes leading to ARDS.
Though useful for determining associations among causes of death, causal sequences and patterns of diseases (see for instance Redelings et al. 2007), contributory causes of death are however rarely considered in the tabulation of mortality statistics, though death is often the result of a combination of causes, especially at older ages.
In central and eastern European countries, a combination of causes has been proposed to explain the increasing incidence of TBE [19], [5], [20]; however, most of these factors have been linked to dramatic socio-economic changes occurring in these countries since the end of Soviet rule, a situation that is not applicable to the rest of Europe.
Their accounts were characterised by uncertainty and they discussed a combination of causes, both biological and psychosocial.
Teeth get decayed due to a combination of causes that include bad oral hygiene, stagnation of food on or around the teeth, presence of plaque on the tooth structure and the presence of caries causing microorganisms [ 3].
Quite surprisingly, none of those experiments has provided participants with information about the influence of several potential causes and asked them to combine that information so that they can predict the probability of the effect given a combination of causes.
