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Causal factors

The Crises Nexus

The same thing can be done with causal explanations .

Now what's the causal relationship, if anything, between these phenotypes?

The report should be the principal nexus between the two organs.

These data indicate that ABCR is the causal gene of STGD FFM.

In other countries, the causal direction will run primarily from economics to politics.

This export investment nexus provides a second platform for thinking about growth policies.

Of course, there is no simple causal relationship linking poverty and inequality to violence.

There are two major types of causal statistical studies experimental studies and observational studies.

India could even develop a major communication hub with the port as its nexus.

That consensus rested on a nexus of the military, the monarchy, and the bureaucracy.

Iraq questions the alleged causal link between decreases in catches and the 1991 oil spills.

Meanwhile the perceived nexus between the affluence of the Territories and their constitutional status, persisted.

Bosworth and Collins, 2003, report the econometric evidence in support of the export investment nexus.

For other theorists (e.g., functionalists), who define mental states in terms of causal roles, any system that can instantiate the same pattern of causal roles, regardless of physical constitution, will instantiate the same mental states, including consciousness (Putnam, 1967).

This profit investment nexus provides an important platform for policy design in search of faster growth.

(Never mind that Chinese history lacks evidence of a clear, causal connection between unemployment and national unrest.)

A number of physicians began to suspect contagion and hygiene as causal factors in spreading puerperal fever.

Unraveling the nexus between security and integration means nothing less than rejecting the formula of Europe s peace.

However, the final document to be discussed in September would not seem to fully endorse this approach, as it considered all development issues as simply security challenges, hence the shift in focus from the development peace nexus to the development security nexus.

We see objects in terms of what they mean to us and we see causal connections between phenomena.

Third, financial markets and financial firms have become a nexus of conflicts of interest that must be unwound.

Only the ability to protect trade and project power by sea could assure the vitality of this nexus.

Focus area 5 will promote knowledge generation on the overall situation of children and women and related causal factors.

The output format can be one or many of the following Clustal, NBRF PIR, GCG MSF, PHYLIP, GDE, or NEXUS.

In a globalized world, health issues are assuming greater importance as the nexus between health, international security and development grows.

If we assume that a causal relationship exists, the European directive seems to be fairly well designed, with one main shortcoming.

China has similar problems, with the investment growth nexus threatening macroeconomic stability witness the overheating that occurred in 2003 and 2004.

Kingston got his rematch for the title August 15 at Summerslam, which ended in a no contest after The Nexus interfered.

Later investigations have shown that the transmitting agent in variant CJD shares identical biological properties with BSE s agent, supporting a causal relationship.

By maximizing the number of comparisons that can be made across the cases under investigation, causal inferences are according to Ragin possible.

However, it has not been possible to empirically demonstrate a causal relationship between such agreements commitments and an increase in services FDI.

The much discussed energy water food nexus applies to mineral resources and land use as well, forcing extractive industries to address it.

Such a commission should include in its terms of reference, from inception, peacebuilding in the nexus of environment, poverty, development and security

Putin connects two events that triggered WWII, the Munich Agreement of 1938 and the Molotov Ribbentrop Pact of 1939, in one causal construction.

The effects of these non climatic factors complicate things and make a direct causal relationship between climate change and malaria difficult to confirm.

From the regional causal chain analysis, it appears that agricultural run off and municipal and industrial discharges are the most prevalent pollution sources.

That situation illustrates the nexus between security and development, which needs to be taken into account in the international support provided to Haiti.

However, proponents of the capabilities approach argue that income is easier to misrepresent, and moreover, fails to target the root causal factors of poverty.

Apparently, 23 copies of the book were sold in the United Kingdom. That provided a sufficient nexus for the British courts to accept jurisdiction.

Mention of the NPT Review Conference leads me to our third point, the nexus between the NPT Review Conference and the Conference on Disarmament.

Unfortunately, there is no publicly available data to establish a causal relationship between bonuses pay for performance sensitivity and risk taking for lower level managers.

Although one should resist romanticizing or seeking causal explanations for suicide, many bloggers believe the traumatic experience in prison pushed Ganji to end his life.