determining cause


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determining cause

The final event or condition that brings about a disease or condition.
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While the jury found that plaintiff had taken "protected" leave, none of his absences were the determining cause of his termination -- which was based on unprotected absences.
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An external committee is determining causes and circumstances of what happened at the unit last Monday, while an internal one is assessing damages.
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He also remarked on the pricing transparency the company will obtain with the said platform added to the element that it matches the firm's more traditional brokerage model were also determining causes.
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