A cause-consequence relationship with human-intelligible concepts?
These sources of safety evidence have a causal (cause-consequence) relationship between each other.
The hepatic manifestation of the Metabolic Syndrome is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and it is associated with insulin resistance although the cause and consequence relationship is debated [96,97].
It is important to note that several lines of evidence have questioned the role of mitochondrial function in insulin sensitivity and the cause and consequence relationship between the two remains highly debated [115].
The theoretical model underlying the BCIS provides related information; therefore, longitudinal studies are also recommended to analyze the antecedent-consequence relationship between dimensions of the scale in an empirical manner.
However, the mechanism of how these features cooperatively impact the openness of chromatin is still unclear, and we must note that our analysis could not reveal the "cause" or "consequence" relationship of HM and TF binding features to chromatin accessibility.
For a multifactorial disease with complex cause-consequence relationships such as asthma, exact attributable fractions cannot be calculated from single risk factor odds ratios.
Hyperinsulinism and insulin resistance are frequent findings in PCOS patients, and these traits have cause-consequence relationships with obesity [6], increased serum ferritin concentrations [7], low-grade chronic inflammation [8], oxidative stress [9], and increased cardiovascular risk [10].
Actual cause-consequences relationships between environmental (anthropogenic or natural) drivers and rocky shore assemblages at global scales are further complicated due to the inherent complexity of spatial and temporal variation in which these assemblages naturally fluctuate [89].
As a consequence relationships and jobs are often short lived.
