From the analysis of mortality statistics based on official death certification, we have learned how many people die, at what age, from what causes, and where e.g. [ 7], but no such systematic nationwide data are being gathered concerning the (quality of) end-of-life care.
One exception concerns the international analyses of mortality statistics based on official death certification, showing how many people die, at what age, from what causes, and where [ 6, 13], but not including important other parameters of the quality of end-of-life care such as the use of palliative care, hospitalisations and transitions between settings, or communication at the end of life.
Hume observes two ways in which our moral approval diverges from what causes sympathetic pleasure.
This report says, in no uncertain terms, that the public needs to be protected--that we must execute a major cancer prevention strategy that protects people from what causes cancer.
Suppose in this case the barrel bad rolled out of the warehouse and fallen on the plaintiff, how could he possibly ascertain from what cause it occurred?It is [2 Hurlst. & Colt. 728] the duty of persons who keep barrels in a warehouse to take care that they do not roll out, and I think that such a case would, beyond all doubt, afford prima facie evidence of negligence.
Deteriorating financial market and global economic conditions have fueled a host of questions, from what caused the crisis of confidence to how we can fix it and learn from it.
The economy still suffers from what caused the recession in the first place: tight credit and excruciatingly slow revenue growth for American companies.
Up the block a bit is a massive mural, featuring Christ bearing a crucifix, for Victor, dead at age 17, from what cause Mr. Quinones was unsure.
As she ascends into the next phase of her career, I wanted to know everything from what caused her to leave Spotify so soon to how she figured out her next step when she had what seemed to be her dream job.
