What is the difference between a direct cause and a contributing cause of failure?
A direct cause leads directly to a specific failure situation, whereas a contributiong cause contributes to the occurence of a specific failure situation, but could not have caused the failure situation alone.
[GMP Compliance Adviser, Chapter 20.E]
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