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By the nineteen-nineties, an ecumenical pro-life alliance had helped make opposition to abortion a defining cause of the conservative movement and, increasingly, of the Republican Party.

But it's impossible to imagine the politics would look the same if Sanders and his political allies hadn't made single payer such a defining cause of theirs.

It costs the NHS just £3,435 on average to fund a round of IVF; at least half the typical cost of private treatment, according to lobby group IVFYes.org The National Institute of Clinical Excellence guidelines for the NHS state that couples with a defined cause of infertility should be referred for three rounds of IVF straightaway.

The identification of SUD cases based on death certificates and not on autopsy referrals could be a limitation of the study as it may have led to the inclusion of subjects with a defined cause of death (not reported in the certificate).

A short length of stay, as observed in this study for the R-coded patients, might result in less opportunity for investigation and diagnosis, leading to a less informative discharge summary from the physician and less likelihood of a defined cause for admission at coding.

Although we recognize that there could be a lack of precision in defining cause of death with verbal autopsies when compared with medical diagnoses, verbal autopsies can provide good estimates of the main causes of pregnancy-related deaths in communities lacking complete vital registration systems and where many women die at home [23].

"This isn't a dictatorship .Mr Bush also paid the price for the defining cause of his presidency, the invasion of Iraq, an initiative which destroyed the bipartisan unity created by September 11th , 2001

We are the heirs, according to the former New Republic editor Peter Beinart, of the anti-totalitarian struggles of World War II and the cold war, and our battle against terrorism is the defining cause of the age.

The reliability of mortality data in the Midwest region of Brazil is satisfactory, since only an average of 4% of cases had a poorly defined cause of death from 2009 to 2011 [ 2].

HEV infection is a newly defined cause of acute liver dysfunction among HIV-infected persons in the United States.

Gene amplification is a well defined cause of oncogene activation during tumor development, and some genomic regions are recognized to be more frequently amplified than others [ 1].