Considering that all but four of the respondents reported experiences of traumatic events in the past, traumatic stress can be accounted for as one cause for mental disorders other than PTSD in our group, too.
In the study by Veyna and colleagues [ 5], the outcome measure 'clinical vasospasm' was defined as a 'new focal neurological deficit that could not be accounted for by other causes'.
This needs to be accounted for as it could cause you to be bumped into a new tax rate.
Hence, the strong association noted between the ATM genotype and the high-risk phenotype seems real, and cannot be accounted for as an artifact caused by analysis of related individuals.
The observed slight decrease of tick load in TxRG 4 post third Ecotix® treatment and thereafter a spontaneous increase of tick count as from day 17to10%0% by day 28 could be not be accounted for but may be caused by extent of tick challenge and management factors.
The movement's main positive claim is that there are things in the world, most notably life, that cannot be accounted for by known natural causes and show features that, in any other context, we would attribute to intelligence.
That the subsisting law of attraction falls within the limits which utility requires, when these limits bear so small a proportion to the range of possibilities upon which chance might equally have cast it, is not, with any appearance of reason, to be accounted for, by any other cause than a regulation proceeding from a designing mind.
However, the magnitude of model underprediction could not be accounted for exclusively by this cause.
The preserved eccentric strength in COPD patients could be accounted for both mechanical and neural adaptations caused by the disease severity.
Thus in these cell lines, the absence of detectable NQO1 could not be accounted for by more rapid protein degradation caused by the C609T SNP.
