Opportunistic infections in patients on biological therapy may represent cause for concern, given the increased risks of infection in this category of patients.
Thus, the apparent leveling of the mortality rate and a decrease in the rate of hospitalization represent cause for cautious optimism.
The authors identified factors representing causes of unhappiness for developers and highlighted the importance of considering social factors (e.g., happiness) in studies related to both human and technical aspects of software engineering.
The signed directed graph, called a "model graph," is used for representing cause and effect relationships among process variables in a system, and a "Pattern" on the graph is introduced to represent a state of the system, which is specified by "0" for normal state, " + " and " − " for larger and smaller deviation from the normal state, respectively.
The 'fuzzy' part establishes degrees of association, represented as links between the nodes of these diagrams, also known as concepts and is a dynamic tool for representing cause-effect relationships and feedback mechanisms [ 19].
The left-hand side represents the cause for "Category", i.e. the set of circumstances that make "Category" evident and result into the consequences on the right-hand side.
This represents a cause for concern since, typically, young people presenting to hospital for alcohol intoxication drink in their friend's house prior to admission [ 13].
The perinatal health in Croatia, measured by PNM, FM, and ENM, has improved considerably in recent decades with the evident increase in ENM during the last two years, especially in 22 27 GA subgroup, which represents the cause for concern and requires detailed new analyses.
The fact that women are now so much better represented gives cause for optimism.
Although the point against Sunderland in a 0-0 drat athehe Stadium of Light on Sunday means Arsenal remain fourth, five points in front of Manchester United, Louis van Gaal's recently resurgent side have a game in hand and represent a cause for concern for the Frenchman.
