It therefore seems reasonable to conclude that the genes responsible for the virulence of Mannheimia strains must evolve in response to the demands (selection pressures) associated with a commensal lifestyle rather than any advantages that might arise from causing disease.
The former method basically adjusts for funnel plot asymmetry or small study effects, which may arise from causes other than publication bias.
Missing data arise from causes including biases in sequence databases, the technicalities of sequencing strategies, and real evolutionary processes of sequence divergence or gene loss.
The present study demonstrates that prismatic correction offers an effective treatment option for children with CI and reading difficulties that arise from causes not linked to intellectual ability.
Although the BER pathway is the predominant pathway involved in repairing oxidative DNA lesions (Lu et al. 2001), this pathway is also involved in repairing other types of DNA lesions with minimal helix-distorting effect, as well as single-stranded breaks, which could arise from causes other than ROS-induced damage (Lu et al. 2001; Weinberg 2007).
They should be familiar with emergency procedures arising from causes other than equipment failure and should be aware of the need to evacuate the patient from the inner controlled area in order to deal with emergency resuscitation.
These management 'short-cuts' will ultimately lead to greater number of patients being treated with immune-modulators and/or biologics for symptoms arising from causes other than active inflammation, subsequently increasing therapeutic failure rate.
Medically, anxiety and depression appear to be two related symptom clusters arising from (or causing) the same underlying neurological condition.
And the corporation is expected to review each to see whether the lack of jobs or investment arises from causes beyond a company's control or some other reason, like fraud.
What this model cannot explain is how karmic maturation can arise from causes that are different, especially when the fruit of karmic activity is not the result of immediately preceding causes but of a heterogeneous and temporally distant causal chain (see Waldron 2003, 65 and passim).
Malnutrition in cancer survivors arises from causes other than nutritional intake, 34 as energy intake (Tables 1, S3) and energy intake per body weight (data not shown) did not differ between cancer survivors and non‐cancer controls.
