If enough of it were released into the environment to cause just one cancer death per year among the earth's population, two million people would be killed, in a sort, of protracted holocaust.
These numerous experiments suggest, therefore, that mutagenic carcinogens cause just one or two events and that these (similar to the initial event in in vitro carcinogenesis) are then followed by steps that accumulate solely with the passage of time, driven perhaps by cell division.
But even if a terrorist set off a device that caused just a one-kiloton explosion, the effect on a city like Manhattan would be devastating.
The economy was looking up; people were working, oil was flowing, life would be not so bad but for the "uncertainty caused by just one week of this nonsense".
Or what "caused" William Spengler, just one week later, to shoot citizen volunteers who were called and responded as firefighters in Webster, New York.
The EPI report, China, Trade, Outsourcing and Jobs, details the devastation caused by just one trade arrangement, the deal to allow China to enter the World Trade Organization in 2001.
In a recent discussion with Dr. Hazen on my radio show "ER101: the 411 on your 911," he alluded to the fact that ulcers can be eradicated with antibiotics because they are caused by just one type of bacteria,H pylori.
In most populations, the HW disequilibrium was caused by just one or two loci.
Cancer is not caused by just one mutation, and once one gene is malfunctioning, other genes become much more likely to mutate.
The three loci are not linked, though, suggesting that if the distortion observed has a genetic basis, it is not caused by just one deleterious locus in the genome.
