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The pineal gland played an important role in Descartes' account because it was involved in sensation, imagination, memory and the causation of bodily movements.
To avoid these unwelcome conclusions about nature and grace, God's creative action would have to be described as some transcendent and unintelligible event, and the causation of natural events and human decisions should be explained, insofar as it is possible, without reference to the dominant causation of God.
Comparison of these data to genomes of the pathogenic species L. borgpetersenii [5], and L. interrogans [6], [7] provides an opportunity to identify features that are unique to pathogenic and saprophytic species, thereby providing new experimental directions and novel perspectives on leptospiral evolution, environmental persistence and the causation of disease.
The past few decades have spawned much research interest and effort toward understanding prion diseases, their etiology, transmissibility, and the causation of "the expanding universe of prion diseases".
In the present study, we have investigated the association between ACE gene polymorphism and the causation of renal disease in 127 end stage renal disease patients from north India.
It is concluded that there is a phylogeographical break at the Yangtze River estuary for the rocky shore species and the causation of the barrier is mainly due to the unsuitable substratum and freshwater discharge.
Based on a series of detailed characterizations and comparison experiments, we analyzed the sodium storage process of β-FeOOH@PEDOT nanorodes and proposed the causation of PEDOT shells improving electrochemical properties.
It has been well documented that horizontal gene transfer events occur frequently in pathogens [45] [47], and some of them have been implicated in high pathogenicity [48] and even in the causation of severe diseases [49].
The role of two recently identified polyomaviruses, KI and WU, in the causation of respiratory disease has not been established.
The complex nature of the reported association illustrates the challenge of implicating a specific gene and mutation in the causation of polygenic disease.
Also, the focus groups mainly yielded perceptions regarding environmental and contextual factors in the causation of hypertension and expectations of people took the central stage.
