She has no substantial cause for complaint other than the burning of rails, the noise, tumult, and confusion of the mass of men".
A substantial cause for optimism is the high degree of engagement shown by people with ARF/RHD, with up to 90% attending the clinic within a three-month period, usually for ARF/RHD care.
Although less prevalent within nursing homes than illnesses such as urinary tract infection, invasive GAS, GBS, and pneumococcal diseases remain substantial causes for concern given the associated illness and higher deaths with these infections, the risk for outbreaks, and emerging antimicrobial resistance.
We demonstrated that the estimated incidence of melioidosis in goats relative to other animals is high and might represent a substantial cause of economic loss for goat farmers.
I guess I'll have a shower and some tea and a little oatmeal and get ready to make this day fucking count for something substantial, cause if a couple of midgets can get out of their rut and stand tall why can't I, right?
Despite reductions in youth pedestrian and bicyclist deaths over the past two decades, these injuries remain a substantial cause of morbidity and mortality for children and adolescents.
The cause for this substantial expression in the placentae of pregnancies complicated by either gestational diabetes or PE could be the developing or existing fetal stress (Kralova et al., 2008).
The prime cause for this is the substantial amount of information that must be handled and conceptualized concurrently.
Democrats need to gather their strength, and Mr. Spitzer needs to help them marshal the substantial arguments for this cause.
The IPCC report provides substantial support for this argument.
As a cause for substantial suffering due to recurrent clinical herpes [ 9], for catastrophic neonatal infection [ 14] and as a cofactor favoring HIV infection [ 15], the public health significance of genital herpes cannot be overestimated.
