Despite the marked increase in costs for those with, compared to without, sleep problems, this study cannot infer that these costs are directly attributable to the sleep problem.
(AIHW 2008, 158) By 2010, however, the AIHW Report explained the increase in diabetes as follows: 'Over the longer term and accounting for population changes, Type 2 diabetes is projected to become the leading cause of disease burden by 2023, partly attributable to the expanding problem of overweight and obesity' (AIHW 2010, 58).
While no unsafe conditions were found that were attributable to the maintenance problems, an airline that cannot spot its own problems and correct them "lacks the required redundancy," Mr. Lacey said.
Costs in the first 6 months following primary care contact have been estimated to be €690 which means that costs attributable to this problem are in the region of €345 million or £310 million per year.
The major problem with the forest product statistical system is poor reliability and consistency, which is mainly attributable to the current political problems.
Bradman's reclusiveness in later life is partly attributable to the ongoing health problems of his wife, particularly following the open-heart surgery Jessie underwent in her 60s.
Forty-six of the changes were attributable to the market's technical problems, while 19 were due to a volume surge caused by the annual rebalancing of the Russell 2000, which also occurred Friday.
This is attributable to the complexity of health problems and poor engagement with health and social services (Fazel and Baillargeon 2011; Fazel et al. 2006; Kinner et al. 2011; Kinner 2006).
Here are other recent safety actions: Lotus is recalling 80 of its 2011 Evora S models because an oil leak may cause a fire or destroy the supercharged engine, according to a report (PDF) filed by the automaker with N.H.T.S.A. Lotus said the problem was attributable to the rupturing of a flexible three-part variable valve oil feed-pipe assembly.
In both cases, the problem is attributable to the notion of necessity which underlies the Greek conception of knowledge.
