It's a touchy subject and causes lots of anxiety.
"Poor literary skills hold children back in all subjects and cause pupils to lose interest and become disillusioned with school.
Due to the reasons not well understood, L. donovani infections remain asymptomatic in certain subjects and cause a lethal disease in others.
Some inflammatory factors are released in greater amounts from adipose tissue in obese subjects and cause chronic inflammation in animals [ 34, 35].
Mycobacteria of the M. tuberculosis complex and nontuberculous mycobacteria have been found to cause infections in immunocompetent and immunocompromised subjects and cause pathology in pulmonary and extrapulmonary sites [ 8- 11].
Currently it contains data on almost 70 variables including a personal identification number, age, sex and domicile of the subject, place and cause of injury, duration of hospital stay, diagnoses, and procedures performed during the hospital stay.
The rebels asked for more and more from their leader on their various pet subjects and caused trouble until they got it, which invariably they did.
To further his chances, he converted to Catholicism, thereby alienating his Lutheran Saxon subjects and causing his wife, a Hohenzollern princess, to leave him.
This atmosphere of politics as usual is not the only predictable aspect of the new democracy: theater here seems to be floundering for subjects and causes, a common enough predicament among nations with former totalitarian regimes.
Instead, as explained in the Introduction, it can be assumed that the sensation on the skin and/or the auditory noise accompanying the pulses could have distracted subjects and caused a disruption of performance [24], [25].
