However, for some putative causes, there may be no well-defined notion of change or variation in value and if so, a manipulability theory will not count these as genuine causes.
Our phenotypic analysis of DNA-repair deficiency in C. elegans provides interesting clues as to the putative causes of some of the symptoms associated with mammalian NER deficiency.
"It doesn't go to the dogs-balls obvious question to ask, which is, if we've had massive exposures to the putative causes of cancer, where are the cancer cases?" Asked if the program should have been shown and if it had a place in public awareness, Chapman replied: "No, no, no".
Additional questions included how often crowding occurred, which time periods had the worst episodes of crowding, putative causes of crowding, and what measures had been undertaken to improve patient flow.
Diagnosis of HH was made according the well-established criteria: (a) setting of cardiac, circulatory or respiratory failure, (b) dramatic but transient elevation in serum AST levels to at least 20-fold the upper limit of normal, (c) exclusion of other putative causes of liver cell necrosis (viral or drug induced hepatitis) [8].
Many hypotheses have been proposed to explain the putative causes of stasis.
The putative causes of conservation of the remaining two motifs are unknown.
The intervention consists of a systematic assessment of the putative causes of falling and subsequent targeted individualised preventive measures.
Among the putative causes of myocardial triacylglycerol accumulation are elevations in long-chain fatty acid (LCFA) uptake [ 6, 7, 9].
Consequently, it is important to investigate relationships between putative causes of breast cancer and breast cancer incidence in younger African-American women.
