The views expressed regarding the causes of mental disturbance were heterogeneous encompassing supernatural causes such as possession by evil spirits, curse, bewitchment, 'exposure to wind' and subsequent attack by evil spirit in postnatal women and biopsychosocial causes such as infections (malaria), loss, 'thinking too much', and alcohol and khat abuse.
We next highlight a number of publications that support the hypothesis that deletion of the Xp11.3 region encompassing DIA1R causes ASD-like symptoms and/or XLMR.
The primary outcome measure will be a composite outcome encompassing all causes of wound complication.
In fact, we believe that our definition was sufficiently large to encompass all causes of ARF that cannot be reduced to those associated with hypoxemia below 60 mmHg.
A unifying term for acute renal failure, acute kidney injury (AKI), which encompassed all causes of acute renal failure, was established along with specific defining criteria and a classification based on severity of disease (Table 1) [ 19].
Vascular dementia (VaD) is a term that encompasses many different causes of vascular disease and dysfunction in the brain that can lead to cognitive impairment [ 1].
The range of illnesses relevant to end-of-life decision-making is broad; this range encompasses the leading causes of death in the population such as cardiovascular disease, pulmonary disease and cancer.
Once intravascular devices and DIC are excluded, the differential diagnosis encompasses thrombotic microangiopathies, caused by hemostasis activation in the small vessels with consumption of platelets, coagulation factors, and RBC.
Title 21 U.S.C. § 360k(a)(1) directs the pre-emption of "any [state] requirement" "which is different from, or in addition to, any requirement applicable under [the FDCA] to the device". As explained above, and as Justice Breyer agrees, ante, at 1-3, termterequirementmencompassesastatestate common law causes of action.
Since taking over as speaker, Ms. Pelosi has asserted herself on energy policy, which she sees as an overarching cause that encompasses national security, climate change, the economy, health care and the environment.
Still, it supports his earlier suggestion that he means to offer a unified account of the efficient cause, which encompasses both natural and creative agents.
