The rising temperature of the world's oceans is a leading factor in the demise of coral communities.
Most of the nation's heart researchers agree that high blood pressure is a leading factor in the incidence of heart attack and stroke.
Security is a leading factor in the design of prisons, so a compromise must be found to ensure that the building can comply with minimum health and comfort standards.
It is a leading factor in the development of chronic illnesses and complications including coronary heart disease, renal failure and blindness, as well as reducing life expectancy [ 1].
Angiogenesis, possibly driven by growth factors such as VEGF and angiogenin (Folkman, 1990; Takahashi et al, 1995; Shimoyama et al, 1999) is a leading factor in the pathophysiology of cancer.
In building retrofits, occupant behavior significantly impacts building energy use and is a leading factor in uncertainty when determining the effectiveness of retrofit ECMs.
The analysis of Data source 2 reveals that the security scan tools (represented by the data attribute Scan_source) are not a leading factor of issue fix time.
In 2013 Moor et al introduced the concept of the critical shoulder angle (CSA) and suggested that an abnormal CSA was a leading factor in development of rotator cuff tear (RCT) and osteoarthritis (OA) of the shoulder.
Ice has been a leading factor in several fatal crashes of turboprop planes, notably in Roselawn, Ind., in 1994, and Raisinville Township, Mich., south of Detroit, in 1997.
Whether cognitive processing is a leading global factor of the nonspecific slowing down, or if it acts selectively on different aspects of the movement process, is still under debate.
