It seems unlikely, for example, that many readers recognized that Chow et al's [ 7] Component-1, which includes sense of well-being, pain, fatigue, and drowsiness, implicitly statistically forbids pain, fatigue and drowsiness from being causes of well-being, and statistically requires that these four symptoms became correlated primarily through their dependence on a single common cause.
Three causes of well-being or three reasons for prosperity that include the balance between God, humanity and nature (Parhyangan, Pawongan, Palemahan).
In this trial, both regimens with continuous daily EMP doses caused a severe deterioration of the patients' well being.
And that perception does a disservice to Hirsch's larger cause, which may well be one of the most significant cultural preservation efforts going on today.
The cause of the faulty well is under investigation.
A separate study of the causes of the well failure is being prepared by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement, the federal regulatory agency that oversees offshore drilling.
So an excess of rotundone may well be the cause of what the wine writer Jancis Robinson describes as the burned rubber quality in some Rhone syrahs.
Sinusitis, complication of the head injury in critically ill patients, is an important cause of sepsis and may well be difficult to be diagnosed.
While the proximal and evolutionary causes of aging are well researched, the factors that contribute to sex differences in these traits have been less studied.
Some of the causes of PBIS are well understood, but the enormity of its implications is largely ignored.
The causes of PBIS are well known, consisting of various decisions about reporting that are influenced by the data.
