In PCA, the first principal component (i.e., development stage) was estimated to explain ~83% of variance in the seed transcriptome, indicating that embryogenesis is the predominant cause for the substantial variation observed in the transcript population.
The cause for this substantial expression in the placentae of pregnancies complicated by either gestational diabetes or PE could be the developing or existing fetal stress (Kralova et al., 2008).
Furthermore, by undertaking standardised verbal autopsy (VA) enquiries to follow-up deaths, cause-specific mortality can be assessed within specific childhood age groups to see which cause groups account for substantial components of overall mortality (6).
Q: What are the key causes for the substantial income gaps in the United States today?
Factors within the built environment (for example, demographics, location, living condition, building conditions, and means of communication) constitute the major causes for the substantial exposure of human settlements to disasters or public health emergencies (Cruz 2007; Schwab et al. 2007).
In 1996, in a separate backlog-clearance exercise, he allowed thousands more overseas students and marriage applicants to stay "unless there was substantial cause for doubt".
She has no substantial cause for complaint other than the burning of rails, the noise, tumult, and confusion of the mass of men".
Our prior cases have consistently applied prosecution history estoppel only where claims have been amended for a limited set of reasons, and we see no substantial cause for requiring a more rigid rule invoking an estoppel regardless of the reasons for a change.
The prime cause for this is the substantial amount of information that must be handled and conceptualized concurrently.
