This transition represents one-third of all point mutations in the human genome and is the most common reason for single cause human diseases [ 39].
A few studies focus on spending for a single causes of illness and use regression-based methods to distribute spending across multiple diagnoses [4, 10 12].
Firstly, although ascertainment of vital status may be highly accurate, the potential for misclassification for a single cause of death derived from death certificates is likely to be substantial.
Gokhan Bacik, the director of the Middle East Strategic Research Center at Zirve University in the southeastern Turkish city of Gaziantep, said the Syrian Kurds were fragmented among many political parties, making it all the more difficult for them to unite for any single cause.
It is the UN's biggest ever appeal for a single cause - asking for $6.5bn.
Elections are complex and there are no single causes for their outcomes, but it seems hard to dispute that Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America great again", was a better fit for the national mood than Hillary Clinton's rejoinder, "America is already great".
Perhaps it is futile to look for the single cause without which the financial system would not have blown up in our faces.
For more than two weeks I have been watching the happenings in Egypt, and it is clear that the country has risen together for a single cause — the removal of President Hosni Mubarak.
Many of those ideas have merit, Dr. Smith and Dr. Harper argue in a commentary in this week's Science, but it's a mistake to search for a single cause.
In many cases, groups have traditionally relied on people to use offline methods to raise money for a single cause, or if people have used digital platforms, harnessing those individual campaigns has not been straightforward.
