Basis The specific underlying basis (or bases) for the cause(s) of trend dynamics.
But a prolonged drought on the mainland, the base for supplies, caused the abandonment of the enterprise.
The evidence base for the harmful effects caused by substitute alcohol is, however, less developed than that of legally produced alcohols intended for human consumption (Rehm et al., 2007).
Whether the dynamics underlying a particular trend are driven, passive, or some combination of both, they in turn call out for an explanation based on an identification of their underlying causes (and, at an even deeper level of resolution, the bases for those causes; Table 1).
This will be added to by the revelations that the US consulate in Frankfurt was used as a base for the technical operations which may cause problems in Germany where the Edward Snowden revelations caused intense domestic debate.
The Islamic Resistance Movement was elected to protect the Palestinians from the abuses of occupation, based on its history of sacrifice for the cause of liberty.
The first professionally organized suicide prevention center in the United States, the institution became an important base for research into the causes of suicide and a leader in the field of suicide prevention.
Rapid industrial growth and more attention towards fossil fuel based development are the causes for the increase in average global temperature and pollution.
The elements to be de-identified in this work were chosen based on their potential for being the cause of a data breach when exposed to a third party, either by the element itself or in combination with other elements.
Yet, falling short of meeting the minimum requirements as a NATO member, such as opening the bases for the missiles and aircraft, will certainly cause further rifts with its allies.
