What parties and movements do when an issue comes along that requires them to take a position or presents opportunities to advance their agenda is to sort the possible causes and prospective cures put forward into those that are sympathetic to their program and philosophy and those that are not.
The different causes are put forward by different workers regarding the accumulation of biomass in the forest.
The idea of telling a story, the novel as a narration, was no longer relevant, and any ambition to write a novel that would support a cause or put forward an argument had become inappropriate.
Various theories over their cause were put forward, leading Mach to investigate.
According to the adequate cause theory, put forward by the physiologist Von Kries in 1886, developed systematically by Träger and advocated in a contemporary form by Calabresi, an agency is a cause only if it significantly increases the objective probability of the outcome that in fact ensues.
Many, often contradictory, causes have been put forward: economic (unemployment and neo-liberal economic measures), political (persistent corruption and failure of education), cultural or ideological.
Several possible causes have been put forward for this apparent discrepancy, but if the first (or first and second) cell division has a mutation rate many-fold larger than the average mutation rates for the remaining cell division, the phenomenon becomes easily explainable.
Several causes have been put forward to explain the decline of the eel stock including anthropogenic factors such as overfishing, pollution, habitat degradation and man-introduced parasites and diseases [ 13], as well as environmental factors such as climate and ocean current change [ 20- 22].
Mazumdar and Sairam [29] first analyze the cause of duplicate transmissions and then put forward a forwarder selection method called transmission-aware opportunistic ad hoc routing (TOAR) that addresses to minimize retransmissions.
Several causes of deactivation have been put forward: oxidation of metal, blocking of active sites by strong adsorption of side-products, metal leaching and growth of platinum crystallites.
