"Bad facts make bad law," she said, meaning that when slavery, a bad cause, was linked with states' sovereignty, a good cause, the nation did too much to curtail state's rights.
Mr. Tonna has championed causes more traditionally linked with the Democratic Party, including a living wage bill and affordable housing initiatives.
Other causes are directly linked with individual behaviors, professional practices and primary care organization.
Media calcification causes arterial stiffness, linked with high pulse pressure (characterised by increased systolic and decreased diastolic pressure), left ventricular hypertrophy, and reduced coronary perfusion [ 52].
One reason is that the idea of a cause is conceptually linked with the idea of something that makes a difference and this idea in turn is best understood in terms of counterfactuals.
Theories about the causes of DPNP are inextricably linked with the causes of diabetic neuropathies, yet most patients with such neuropathies do not experience pain.
On the one hand, Ron Paul's refusal to run as the candidate of a third party shows that he sees his cause's fate linked with the future of the Republican Party.
The two main causes of maternal death linked with pregnancy were obstetric hemorrhage (0.4% of all examined deaths; <0.1 deaths per 1,000 person-years) and pregnancy-induced hypertension (0.3% of all examined deaths; <0.1 deaths per 1,000 person-years).
"It's scarcely surprising," says Salkovskis. "If everything is rubbish, presumably your relationship is rubbish, and everything is pointless, and why would your partner want to have sex with you anyway?" There may also be a biological cause, as depression is linked with hormonal changes.
