The federal government said several factors, including low water levels, were to blame for the death of 34,000 fish in the Klamath River in 2002.
On the other hand, a number of evidence shows that a hyperactive anti-Mtb immune response, characterized by excessive CD4+ T cell activity and IFN-gamma levels, is to blame for the pathogenesis of adult pulmonary TB in immunocompetent hosts.
The above evidence establishes that a hyperactive antimycobacterial immune response, characterized by heightened CD4+ T cell activity and IFN-gamma levels, is to blame for the pathogenesis of adult pulmonary TB in immunocompetent hosts.
125 As discussed above, an overactive HPA axis leading to elevated cortisol levels is to blame for an increased incidence of abdominal obesity, although previous studies have suggested that there are obese individuals who may have a desensitization to glucocorticoids, thereby not exhibiting increased blood cortisol.
LDC says a dramatic drop in consumer spending, which it calculates is now back at 2002 levels, is partly to blame for the high vacancy rate.
The idea is to rank which states allow Americans the greatest amount of "health ownership .Mr Graham's analysis concludes that because regulation of health insurance and overzealous pursuit of medical torts are both typically handled at the state level, states are to blame for most of that $169 billion annual burden imposed by excessive health-care regulation (as the chart also shows).
The Canadian policemen and the Ken Clarkes out there are merely saying what an international cabal of sexist men are thinking – that on some level, women are to blame for rape.
A theory, known as the "hygiene hypothesis", is that the standard of living in developed countries is to blame for high levels of allergies.
To the Editor: While the poor economy may be partly to blame for increasing levels of stress on college campuses, I think we have another culprit: our obsessive use of social media.
Gavin Partington, director-general of the British Soft Drinks Association, suggested sugar is not the only thing to blame for rising levels of obesity and that measures such as taxing soft drinks would have little effect.
