The recession may have boosted this trend, he says, but it was not its primary cause.
Therefore, the capacity to collectively weed out and punish individual demerit is certainly an important aspect of human egalitarianism, but it cannot be its primary cause, nor the primary driver of human uniqueness's brighter aspects.
In Physics, Aristotle introduces this doctrine as ancillary to the study of natural change: We must proceed to consider the character and number of causes, he says, because to know a thing is to grasp the "why" of it, and this is to grasp its primary cause.
And a lot of liberals seem to have decided that the moderates were not the victims of the Democratic downfall — but rather its primary cause.
We need to be able to identify it quickly and as accurately as possible and then, if they are its primary cause, to help family members prevent or stop its occurrence.
Its primary cause is unclear.
He also said that rising food prices were an aggravating factor of the unrest in the Middle East, although not its primary cause.
This may explain why Aristotle can confidently say that "we claim we know each thing when we think we know its primary cause" (Metaph. 983 a 25 26. Cf. Phys. 194 b 20).
Despite promising early results, the antibodies did not halt the formation of the plaques in any meaningful way, sparking new debate over how to treat the debilitating neurological disorder and whether the plaques are even its primary cause.
Its primary cause is still controversial, but autoimmune and degenerative processes are assumed to be pathogenically relevant, involving a complex interaction between, for example, environmental triggers, genetic susceptibility, aging, oxidative and endoplasmic reticulum stress, mitochondrial abnormalities and aberrant myoproteostasis [11, 12, 13].
