Common causes include lightning strikes, human carelessness, arson, heat waves, droughts, and cyclical climate changes.
Common causes include allergic contact dermatitis, irritant contact dermatitis, infection, and psoriasis.
Common causes include severe impact (e.g., a car accident), falls, and weak bones or bone loss (osteoporosis).
Giambi said blood tests could not detect how he contracted it, but common causes include contact with contaminated water, undercooked food, poorly washed fruits and vegetables, sexual activity or passage through the nose and skin.
Common causes include stepping up or down on an uneven surface, particularly when wearing shoes with platform soles or high heels; stepping wrong off a curb or into a hole; or stepping on an object left in the wrong place.
In athletics, common causes include coming down wrong after a jump shot or rebound; stepping on another player's foot; and having to make quick directional changes, as in tennis, basketball, football and soccer.
These case studies have been analyzed with a view to understand the common causes including errors, which have led to catastrophic events.
Many barriers fail from common causes, including misconceptions that can be traced back to early stages in the development of a safety-critical system.
Less common causes included drug toxicity, food intolerance, disease relapse, and motility issues.
Other common causes included organ failure (n=8, 8%), infection (n=9, 8%), and GVHD (n=4, 4%) (Table 5).
Common causes, including cigarette smoking, psychosocial stress, chronic residence at high altitudes and chronic lung disease, were excluded.
