(The friction can also be thought of as the cause of the inertia of massive bodies).
Hathaway pointed to societal structures as a cause of such inertia.
"I never could find the guiding principle," he says, "that relegated the past to its proper place;" and it's the pull of his memories, of Ethiopia and his father, that is the primary cause of his inertia.
The fear of losing patients and the income they provide can also be a cause of clinical inertia.
These are valuable steps, but much more is needed to address the root cause of the inertia: the fossil-fuel infrastructure that comprises most of the world's energy system.
Causes of Clinical Inertia There are three main reasons cited for clinical inertia: 1) Providers believe they're already giving sufficient care, 2) Providers lack sufficient training and 3) In chronic illnesses that require patients to change behavior, many providers don't believe patients are capable of, or willing, to do so.
While the presumed causes of clinical inertia were widely discussed in a number of articles, considerations on the definition remained scarce.
Other causes of primary inertia may be an inherited predisposition, nutritional imbalance, fatty infiltration of the myometrium, age-related changes, deficiency of neuro-endocrine regulation, or systemic disease in the bitch.
Thus decreasing the moment of inertia causes the earthquake resistance of the frame to diminish.
The HaCaT cells with an average diameter of 20 μm were ruptured by ultrasharp silicon nanospikes, whereas the structural shape of the nanospikes remains as before lysis without breakages, which might be caused by the force of inertia resulting from the flow rate across the HSSM. Figure 4c shows the zoomed-out view of the ruptured and filtrated debris of HaCaT cell membrane.
