The initiating cause of emotion, according to James, is a perception.
Canine OA usually develops secondary to an identifiable initiating cause (for example, secondary to hip dysplasia [ 3]), although it can be experimentally induced [ 4].
As such, there is unlikely to be a singular initiating cause for the erosion in learning and memory function that occurs.
This technique is a simplified process of quantitative risk assessment, using the order of magnitude categories for initiating cause frequency, consequence severity, and the likelihood of failure of independent protection layers to analyze and assess the risk of particular accident scenarios.
These can all be performed using order-of-magnitude estimates for the initiating cause frequency, the effectiveness of protection layers, the severity of loss event consequences, and the inclusion of other risk-reduction factors.
Wheaton's administration has initiated the termination-for-cause proceedings for political science professor Larycia Hawkins, following "the impasse reached by the parties," the school said in a statement yesterday.
Deprivation, discontent, and frustration are frequently assumed to be sufficient causes for initiating or joining a social movement.
Have your local bishop initiate a "cause" with the Vatican's Congregation for Sainthood Causes.
Underlying mechanisms for the models are mainly due to the accumulation of intracellular calcium and free radicals after exposure to a high concentration of calcium or Ang II, which are crucial for initiating inflammation to cause severe vascular injury and tissue necrosis.
For subject with elevated values before drug exposure (e.g., baseline ALT levels >1.5X ULN) it is appropriate to start close monitoring when ALT shows a 2-fold increases above baseline, and to initiate evaluation for alternative causes, when subsequent testing shows a clear trend upwards.
