It is multifactorial in the sense that entrepreneurial failure is not the exclusive consequence of a single causal factor, but the result of a conjunction of several explanatory variables which according to our theoretical framework, revolve around three dimensions: environmental context, own resources of the company and motivation of the entrepreneur (Khelil et al. 2012).
Thus, the belief revision approach gives rise, not to a single nonmonotonic consequence relation, but to family of relations.
Poverty is both a cause and a consequence of single parenthood.
This pattern of gene expression suggests that the increased lipid deposition of HIGH pigs is the result of several metabolic processes rather than the consequence of a single biochemical event.
We confirmed that all the observed epistatic interactions were consistently detected across families rather than being the consequence of a single sire effect, a feature that is particularly important when the number of founder males is moderate or even small.
It is tough to say how quickly or how slowly this will happen, but it is the single, inevitable consequence of the second phase of the Internet.
But he never once mentioned the single greatest consequence of America's reliance on oil and gas: global warming.
Management indeed represents a struggle in which despair has negative consequences: a single act of dietary noncompliance carrying the possibility of a trip to the emergency room or death.
Analysis of the E1 sequence of Sakamotowase revealed that it contained a dysfunctional allele, e1-fs, that produced a loss-of-function truncated protein due to a premature stop codon, which arose as a consequence of a single-base deletion [ 13].
38 39 In conclusion, we have identified a novel CD8 T cell response associated with the protective HLA-A*03 allele through the use of a unique genetic set of information available as a consequence of a single-source outbreak.
