In his own philosophy, Vasubandhu separates these two regions of reality quite strictly: "Causes" are real, substantial entities, whereas "reasons" are conceptual constructs devoid of causal capacity.
With regard to target levels, it should be taken into consideration that current guidelines recommend a wider PTH target range than the previous guidelines, but some physicians may still manage patients according to the old guidelines and control patients more strictly, causing a higher prevalence of hypoparathyroidism.
This strictly cause-and-effect materialistic view is the traditional scientific perspective.
Unlike the search for highly penetrant disease-causing gene mutations such as those underlying sickle cell anaemia and Tay-Sachs disease, GWAS attempt to identify single nucleotide polymorphisms, also known as SNPs, that are not strictly disease causing but rather increase or decrease one's risk of disease.
Moreover, abundance fluctuations caused strictly by competition dynamics in a constant environment can also allow the coexistence of more species than resources [ 18].
The prime minister and the treasurer say the Coalition's plan will affect only the top 4% of income earners but concerns that this isn't strictly the case have caused rumblings within the party room.
The Hitler regime's prejudice against money-lending, which it regarded as an inherently Jewish activity, caused it strictly to limit the gains made by commercial banks from its policy of aryanisation.But the slimness of its profits, Mr James contends, did not mitigate Deutsche Bank's actions.
This is indirect evidence that deep or infratentorial microbleeds result from arteriolosclerotic angiopathy, whereas strictly lobar microbleeds are caused by cerebral amyloid angiopathy [ 96].
Moreover, we found supportive evidence that deep or infratentorial microbleeds reflect arteriolosclerotic angiopathy, whereas strictly lobar microbleeds are caused by cerebral amyloid angiopathy.
