Physical inactivity is a direct factor in one in six deaths, and has an overall economic impact of £7.4bn.
But officials said that neither of these incidents was a direct factor in the decision to go to Code Orange.
Lack of rain has not been a direct factor in the problems on Shelter Island, where lawn watering was banned in April.
Walden W. O'Dell, Diebold's chief executive, said that while age was not a direct factor in making the choice, it did hold an advantage.
None of the banned drugs were a direct factor in the cause of death but all could have lowered a person's mood, the inquest was told.
Three civilians under the guidance of the crew were at the controls of the submarine at the time of the accident, though they were not considered to be a direct factor in the collision.
Ms. Bryson sued Rural/Metro for wrongful termination, saying the company was "covering up improper scheduling, staffing and response criteria" in a way that "could have been shown to be a direct factor in the death of a citizen".
He pointed instead to a direct factor: the liberal reputation of the profession since it came of age in the Progressive Era.
The ancestor's younger age, the scientists said, ruled out the breakup of the supercontinent of Gondwana around 120 million years ago as a direct factor in the diversification of mammals, as has sometimes been speculated.
She was started on apixaban, which is a direct factor Xa inhibitor.
The graphs are called relatively prime if they have no non-trivial common direct factor.
