In step 4, the pieces of basic information gathered were linked together on the basis of cause-and-effect and effect-and-cause relationships, forming a mind map.
Being impermanent and causally efficacious implies, in Buddhist thought, that they are dependently-arisen, that they arise on the basis of impermanent causes and conditions that are themselves, dependently-arisen.
In a paper published in the Lancet and on the Today programme, one of the lead authors of the study, Prof Nick Craddock, argued that it could be used to help re-write the definitions of psychological conditions, reclassifying them on the basis of their causes rather than the descriptions of symptoms used today.
These categories are not mutually exclusive, and the molecular basis of many causes of short stature has already been, and continues to be, elucidated.
"I literally broke down the door, on the basis of probable cause.
Each marker on the map represents a death, coloured on the basis of the cause (suicide, sickness, overdose, homicide and unclear circumstances).
Government lawyers have replied that Irfan was properly arrested on the basis of probable cause, but they rejected Hanna's requests to hand over documents, citing national-security concerns.
Anyone who does not understand the basic precepts of the religion professed by our enemies to be the basis of their cause cannot accurately understand their motivation, goals or operational paradigms, and therefore is incompetent to serve in any intelligence position.
The structure demonstrates the catalytic mechanisms of both enzymes and reveals the structural basis of mutations causing Schindler and Fabry diseases.
CONTRAST was a non-blinded parallel-group RCT (NCT00205556) that compared post-dilution OL-HDF with LF-HD (both three times a week) on the basis of all-cause mortality.
