Haddon's injury analysis method called for identification of contributing factors before, during, and after the crash event, grouping them into three categories: vehicle, road environment, and human (as illustrated in Figure 6).
She cites a variety of contributing factors.
There are lots of contributing factors.
This is an intuitive judgment with lots of contributing factors.
Identification of contributing factors is therefore warranted.
The common fate of various contributing factors is microcirculation disturbance.
Some participants also blamed use or misuse of family planning methods as a contributing factor: "When women who use family planning methods, especially tablets, miss to take some of their tablets in time, they risk getting 'okudhabada' (obstetric fistula)".
The perceived abstract nature of the method and the sheer amount of computation involved are certainly contributing factors.
Development of improved synthesis methods and the decreasing costs of peptide production are also contributing factors.
One factor potentially limiting the uptake of Rasmussen's (1997) Accimap method by practitioners is the lack of a contributing factor classification scheme to guide accident analyses.
