The basic cause is the literal fact that the world is finite.
The best-supported hypotheses, however, suggest that the basic cause is faulty regulation of the release of one or more neurotransmitters (e.g., serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine), with a deficiency of neurotransmitters resulting in depression and an excess causing mania.
Not to examine the basic cause is like refusing to examine the 'black box' after an aircraft has crashed.
When we're suffering and turn to prayer, no matter what the apparent reasons for our pain, the basic cause is always the same: we feel separate and alone.
If the basic causes are addressed, it can be expected that overall system safety is enhanced and not just a particular weakness associated with a particular incident.
The immediate causes are inadequate dietary intakes and infectious disease, the underlying causes are inadequate maternal and child care, inadequate health services and health environment and the basic causes are institutional and socio-economic determinants and potential resources.
That basic cause is, of course, the frequently ignored population explosion.
The civil war has regional, religious, and economic dimensions, but its basic cause is political.
Following from this Rutter et al. [ 117] argue: "Not only is there not just one cause, but none is the basic cause......there is no point in seeking to identify 'the' cause of a multifactorial disorder because there is no such thing".
Yet all but the most purblind know that the presidential election of 2016 will be hard.The basic causes are simple to state.
