We question the classification of IP as non-communicable, and the corollary that any constitutional illness in probands has a separate cause.
Until the House of Lords in 2004, in Naomi Campbell v MGN, specifically acknowledged that there could be a separate cause of action in privacy, private personal information had been considered by the courts purely in the context of the law of confidence.
In addition to the ICD-10 codes, dementia was identified on the basis of class 25 for dementia in a separate 54-grade cause of death classification [ 23].
From the list of 50 genes specifically affected by STAT5ca, six candidates were selected and their expression was analyzed by real-time-PCR in a separate set of tumors caused by the two STAT5 variants.
The findings are contained in the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013, an in-depth look at changing patterns of 240 separate causes of death worldwide in 188 countries during the 23 years between 1990 and 2013, published in The Lancet.
In a separate evaluation, future misses will cause stronger feelings of regret than past misses.
Carla's story shows how it can be hard to separate cause from effect in the lives of people involved in violence.
Charges had been expected to be heard in Room 207 of the court, where crowds of lawyers and journalists had gathered during the day, but they were actually read in a separate room on the same floor, causing chaos.
It caused infections in a separate experiment and was therefore added to the list of putative pathogens.
The data in Figure 1C imply that the increased TLD in strains lacking UvrD results from two separate causes: part from the increased persistence of RecA on DNA when UvrD is absent and part independent of the enhancement of a RecA-dependent TLD pathway.
Strong association between chromatin accessibility and the binding of a variety of transcription factors has been observed [ 17] although it is difficult to separate cause and effect in studies on developmental tissues.
