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To produce and transmit scientific understanding, Aristotle thought we had to duplicate, in the deductive order of the science, the order of causes found in reality.

Plutarch is guided here by the dichotomy between natural and intelligible causes found in Phaedo 97B-99D and Timaeus 68E-69D (Opsomer 1998, 183).

Possible causes found in the literature include stress events with coughing, sport activities such as golf or baseball and work-related activities of the upper extremity [4, 5, 6, 7].

Shortening of telomeres during each cell division may lead to cell death; a cell stops dividing while its telomeres shrink to a critical minimum size; and it is one of the causes found in the degeneration of our vision, memory, and immune system.

This major gap can be explained by the non-systematization of same-day blood collection for CD4 count along with other probable causes found in providers' comments such as (1) limited sensitization for beneficiaries and providers on the importance of efficacious ARV regimens, and (2) a client flow that continues to adjust to this relatively new intervention.

"Many an unpopular though righteous cause found in him a champion," a Unitarian magazine noted in Mr. Camp's 1897 obituary.

Fire was the most common cause found in 50%% of patients, 17.3 % had electrical burns and 17.3 % were in an explosion context. 1 patient suffered a chemical burn.

Membranoproliferative glomerulonephritis (GN) was the second most common cause found in 21%.

11 Chromosome abnormalities are the single most common cause found in series of unselected patients with MR/DD.

In total in 154 preventable AEs human causes were found, in 51 organisational causes, in 59 patient-related causes and in 14 technical causes.

Direct causes of maternal deaths in our study accounted for about two third of maternal deaths while indirect causes were found in one third.