They are sufficiently entrenched for Citigroup's near-collapse in New York, for instance, to cause minimal damage to its emerging-market business.
Whether the binding to fibrous tissue seen in some instances is sufficient to cause diagnostic uncertainty when 791T/36 is used for scanning requires further investigation.
Cellphone radiation is not a chemical, of course, but the rules about mutagenicity still apply (X-rays, for instance, are known to cause cancer and are detectable by Ames's test).
By contrast, it is a familiar doctrine that what the agent does, in the first instance, in order to cause his arm to move is to form a distinctive mental occurrence whose intrinsic psychological nature and content is immediately available to introspection.
In E. coli, for instance, the ability to cause severe disease in humans and animals is associated with the occurrence of several virulence factors such as shigatoxins.
In mice (Mus musculus) knockout of Foxo3has for instance been found to cause hematological abnormalities, decreased glucose uptake in glucose tolerance tests, and increased follicular activation, the latter leading to depletion of functional follicles, oocyte death, and infertility in female mice (Castrillon et al., 2003).
P. asymbiotica is of particular interest since in some instances it is found to cause human opportunistic infections.
Smoking, for instance, had been known to cause pulmonary ailments like lung cancer and emphysema, but had not previously been implicated in cardiovascular problems.
ICE ― America's deportation force ― has, for instance, done far more to cause suffering than to protect us from criminals or terrorists.
For instance, cisplatin was reported to cause DNA damage and apoptosis in various human tumor cells.
