The reduction in economic output is well recognised in the literature (Lovell and Stone 2005; Pimental et al. 2001) as a cost of invasive species, but this precipitates increasing difficulty in accessing basic services and a more profound impact on the standing and identity of the community.
Malnutrition often causes developmental delay however malnutrition can also be precipitated in feeding difficulties due to a chronic neurological problem [ 9].
In contrast, reportedly less than 5% of self poisoning was precipitated by financial difficulties [ 22] similarly Hanwella et al. [ 42] found no clear association between poverty rates and non-fatal self-poisoning rates among the different districts in Sri Lanka.
The illness identity[ 30, 31] of participants' need for treatment could incorporate a variety of symptoms and difficulties which sometimes had a specific precipitating event (i.e. causes[ 30, 31]) or duration (i.e. timeline[ 30, 31]).
Just a month before he was removed as Liberal leader the government lost or did not contest a string of five byelections, including the two marginal Labor-held seats of Braddon, Tasmania and Longman, which precipitated fears of electoral difficulties in Queensland.
However, rates of mental and emotional illness are thought to be increasing in Zambia owing to socio-economic difficulties that precipitate mental problems including HIV/AIDS, poverty and lack of employment[ 4, 5, 14].
But the decision clearing the Bents of fraud accusations underscored the difficulty prosecutors and regulators have had in holding financiers accountable for precipitating the financial crisis.
Her father died early, precipitating family poverty.
There was absolutely no precipitating anything.
By precipitating change, you'll create value.
Or even the precipitating factor?
