For the present analysis, deaths of unknown or ill-defined cause were redistributed by age group and sex among the other categories of causes, assuming that imprecise statements concern all causes in the same proportion.
Bharara's office, however, has employed what are known as "speaking complaints," which, under the guise of showing probable cause, assume the form of forensic melodramas.
There he joined the Confederate cause, assuming the rank of brigadier general; he would later lead the Southern forces at the 1864 Battle of New Market, near Lexington, Va.
However, the reader should note that Kim's argument above does not employ the premise of physical causal closure: that every physical event has a sufficient physical cause, assuming it has a cause at all.
And it's not that he shies from hijinks; in "Caught With His Trance Down," he has cause to assume the role of a randy orangutan.
Without any clear biological or environmental cause, many assume the contained affliction must be the result of a Mass Psychological Illness, also known as mass hysteria.
There is nothing to indicate that Mary was not at the Last Supper, and there is no cause to assume that she and his mother would not have celebrated Pesach with Jesus.
Therefore, participants should have no reason to assume the causes might interact.
CONSIDER this logic problem: Event A causes Event B. B then causes C, and C causes D. Now assume A had never happened.
For quitters, the risk of death from other causes was assumed to decline over time relative to smokers, according to the function described below under Mortality risks (other causes).
The survival, number of newborns and mortality for all competing causes are assumed to remain constant at the level of 2010.
