Documentary, as practiced in this country today, is a largely informational genre, driven by causes or personalities.
5 However, 30% of preterm births are linked with maternal HTN, 27 28 and this could lead to collider stratification bias, whereby associations with later outcome are driven by causes of preterm birth rather than prematurity per se.
It is also possible that this result may be driven by cause of death in patients with and without CAD.
The drive-by causes much more damage per bullet than regular Tec 9 fire, and lets you use your car as an extra layer of armor.
But this upsurge of violence, like previous ones, is driven by underlying causes that are not being addressed.
While movements are driven by specific causes (punishing "robber barons," ending "big government"), parties stay relevant by adjusting to new conditions.
From that point on, the process is internal and driven by internal causes.
Findings suggest that the spatial distribution of abundance of summering lesser kestrel is, at least, partially driven by endogenous causes, such as conspecific attraction.
The wide range of age-associated diseases, including neurodegenerative diseases, cardiovascular disorder, type-2 diabetes, and higher cancer incidences, are driven by the causes of time, genetic and environmental situations that remain difficult to dissect for major effector(s) in individuals.
Although he is driven by liberal causes — like combating economic, gender, and sexual preference inequality — Kumamoto consciously avoids presenting himself as a leftist politician for fear of being pigeonholed as just another figure among Mexico's fractured and often fractious left.
These inequalities are driven by many causes, one of which is limited access to preventive services.
