Thus he constructs a nucleus for another WB series, one that contrives extrafamilial togetherness for a cluster of cause-seeking rebels.
The proposed approach appears to be suitable for observational studies in social science and health research that evaluate the health impact of behaviour and mental health problems, especially where clusters of causes for various outcomes are strongly correlated and overlapped in these fields [ 12, 27, 28].
Even then, he said, a natural source could cause a cluster of cases.
This study has highlighted distinct clusters of all-cause and cause-specific mortality within the Agincourt subdistrict.
The scientific reason to study disease clusters is to learn about clustering of the causes [ 2] (Rothman, 1990).
Moore pointed out the Great Rift, a cluster of dark patches caused by clouds of light-blocking interstellar dust, and the constellation Sagittarius, toward the luminous center of our galaxy.
Host susceptibility and/or chance also play significant roles, as implicated by the wide range of symptoms noted during a recent study of a cluster of pediatric infections caused by a single strain [25].
During 2008 2009, Scotland recorded a cluster of Legionnaires' disease caused by L. longbeachae.
Recently, a large cluster of human infections caused by P. knowlesi has been identified from Malaysian Borneo (9 ).
Similarly, a cluster of mucormycosis cases caused by Apophysomyces trapeziformis occurred among 13 persons who were severely injured in the May 22 , 2011 tornado in Joplin, Missouri, United States (4 ).
