They are comparing the mutations in many examples of each type, to find which are common to a type (and thus, presumably, causative) and which are mere accidents.
Dr. Vogelstein said tests for DNA mutations would be better in theory than tests for DNA methylation because "mutations are entirely specific and they are what is driving the tumor"; the methylation is less causative and increases naturally with age.
AIT is an extremely effective, causative and disease-modifying treatment.
He also characterized evolutionary change in terms of different levels of causative and explanatory principles.
Obesity is both multifactorial and multimodal, making it difficult to identify, unravel and distinguish causative and contributing factors.
There lacks an assessable, causative, and prognostic relationship between the raw materials, the manufacturing process and the final product quality.
In contrast, −(n)eni and the base verb are intervened by a causative and transitive affix in a T-function IA, as in 61.
Nonetheless, the greater challenge will be decoding the extraordinary breadth of the sequence data in the quest to determine which of the numerous mutations in the genome are causative and which are simply passenger events (Stratton, 2011).
The order of a T-function IA above a causative and a transitive in a double transitive is semantically/pragmatically well-motivated and syntactically captured in the proposed complex predicate analysis.
The reviewed cases were systematically evaluated relative to their identified environmental effects; usage of analytical frameworks, and appropriate models, methods, and technologies; and the attention given to mitigation and/or management of the resultant causative and consequential changes.
Without understanding the system's nature and components (anatomy), environment and structures (CES), and the mechanism that explains their causative and probabilistic interactions, fraud may not be deterred or detected on time.
