The clear stratigraphic correspondence implies that the authigenic carbonates at Chaotian may have precipitated in association with the water-mass anaerobic respiration.
We chose all-cause hospitalisation because we also wanted to capture hospitalisations for events which pneumonia could have precipitated in our older population, such as stroke, myocardial infarctions and falls, or worsening of underlying comorbidities such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or congestive heart failure.
Rising demand for health services in the region has precipitated the growth in private medical and nursing schools across Southeast Asia and correspondent rise in trained health workers.
Novel size-selective predation on native Daphnia populations has precipitated rapid evolution in traits primarily related to detection avoidance, including alterations in patterns of diel vertical migration (DVM) [ 16, 33] and reduced body size [ 23, 30, 32].
That has precipitated sharp declines in various tax revenues on which the states and cities depend, forcing them into extraordinary spending cuts — not yet, of course, but after July 1.
"The new offer came less than 48 hours after the other Super League clubs submitted their own innovative offer to purchase Bradford Bulls from the administrator, a move which has precipitated fresh interest in acquiring one of Rugby League's most famous clubs".
Moneyball (written by Michael Lewis) has precipitated a revolution in sports.
This has precipitated a rise in lizard attacks on kids and tourist.
Recent international sources have described how the rapid expansion of the Internet has precipitated an increase in its use by the general population to search for medical information.
This rise in so-called precision agriculture has precipitated a massive influx in unstructured "bushels to bytes" farm data, creating new opportunities for an industry that has previously operated solely in the physical realm.
