extrinsic cause
Results for “因”
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(loanword) combine (i.e. combine harvester)
impact factor (of an academic journal)
(genetics) insertion element
procaine (nerve blocking agent) (loanword)
(math.) highest common factor (HCF) / greatest common divisor (GCD)
meme (loanword)
to attribute / to ascribe
attribution theory (psychology)
unknown cause of death
decaffeinated / decaf
physical and chemical factors
environmental factor
pathological science (TCM)
simply because / all because
wind does not come from an empty cave without reason / there's no smoke without fire (idiom)
allele (one of two paired gene in diploid organism)
officialese / official routine / (old) (conventional phrase used in response to one's superior) in view of the above, we therefore...
cytokine
Maine coon
cause / origin
decaffeinated / decaf / see also 無咖啡因|无咖啡因[]
affliction
(formal) whereas / since
starts well but ends in separation (of marital relations)
prime factor (in arithmetic)
(loanword) science (early 20th-century term)
genetic modification
genetically modified (GM) food
immediate cause / proximate cause
(loanword) meme
(loanword) dyne
indirect cause / remote cause
(idiom) to slavishly follow old patterns / to stick to outdated conventions
recessive gene
rheumatoid factor
dominant gene
Albert Einstein (1879-1955), German-born theoretical physicist
Internet
Des Moines, capital of Iowa