An environmental cause requires clustering of affected family members in space and time, while a genetic cause allows for differences in space and time.
Under this principle, employers can take into account not just the nature of the religious concern but the cost and severity of any disruption that would be caused by allowing for it.I suppose it's one of the many ways in which faith and reason have to find a way of co-existing, whether under a quasi-Christian theocracy or any other regime.
Upon infection, a person enters a non-infectious latent stage, followed by an infectious stage and eventually, death from either vCJD or natural causes (also allowing for age-dependent competing risks of death for pre-clinical infection).
Table 7 presents distribution of causes of stillbirths allowing for multiple causes based on the non-hierarchical approach, suggesting the primary-cause results were sensitive to changes in the hierarchy applied.
His dismissal for cause allows the district to avoid an expensive buyout.
Extending Koo and Case's model (1990) for the case of a single assignable cause to allow for the second occurrence of an assignable cause following the first occurrence and the probability of the assignable causes following exponential distribution, the process-failure mechanism having a fixed hazard rate.
This different conception of cause would allow for genuine secondary causality in that creaturely causes would be real causes on this alternative conception, despite the fact that they do not causally necessitate their effects.
When viral entry occurs, DiD diffuse away from each other, causing dequenching and allowing for the monitor of virus membrane fusion.
In particular, as put by Law (2007)'the quantitative analyses of whether rates of change are consistent with likely heritabilities and selection differentials caused by fishing, allowing for change in the environment, is a critical issue needing more research'.
To identify CV deaths, we used a text string-searching algorithm for the causes of death, allowing for permutations of the following words: myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, ischemic heart disease, congestive heart failure, cardiomyopathy, arrhythmias, pulmonary oedema, stroke, thromboembolism, and cardiac arrest.
But there are signs that, having established his credentials, Mr Bush will be able to move back towards the centre without incurring their wrath, negotiating, say, a lower tax cut with the Congress, and signing an education bill that junks vouchers (a conservative cause) and allows for a big expansion in the role of the Department of Education, which conservatives once wanted to scrap.
