To assign the unique cause of death from the immediate and underlying causes, the physicians prioritized the main cause of diseases.
Our data support the dysferlin gene as the unique cause of Dysferlin deficiency between 0 and 20% by WB analysis.
It was concluded that, depending on the conditions of the SBS process, only variations of topography were found on the EVA films, being therefore the unique cause of different adhesion capacity of E. coli cells.
So by identifying God's conserving activity with his activity as creator ex nihilo, Malebranche appears to arguing that even in cases where the creatures are conserved, God is the unique cause of both their esse and modes.
For a time Freud alleged that sexual abuse in childhood was the unique cause of neurosis, soon claiming that this abuse was always and only perpetrated by the father.
Moreover, NSCLC was not the unique cause of death because patients died also of competing events such as cardiovascular diseases, other non-neoplastic diseases and different types of tumours; eventually, the 10-year crude survival rate was only 43%.
Binding of E7 to pRb causes the release of the E2Fs and the consequent activation of genes that encode proteins promoting cell cycle progression to S phase: this association is considered the main, but not unique, cause of E7 oncogenic activity [ 11, 12].
Most death certificates listed a unique cause of death.
The MD records contain personal data (first name, last name, date and place of birth, residence and fiscal number) and a unique cause of death, codified with ICD-9 codes (according to rules of national institute of statistics, adapted from World Health Organisation indications).
Testing patients for human papillomavirus has recently emerged as the crucial step for an effective cervical cancer prevention strategy [ 30– 34], but the evidence that HPV represents the necessary but not unique cause for the development of cervical cancer [ 35] has moved the attention to the potential cofactors responsible for the development of the disease.
