Qualitative and quantitative factor deficiencies can affect the function of the coagulation pathways. Factor V and factor II (prothrombin) mutations are examples of qualitative deficiencies and are the most common inherited predisposing factors for blood clots.
Definition. A comma splice is a run on sentence, where two or more independent clauses are 'spliced' or split by a comma. A comma splice is considered a significant English error.
Every main clause contains an independent subject and verb and can stand alone as a complete sentence. If you cram two or more of these clauses together with incorrect or missing punctuation, you hurt the logical parade of ideas. A comma splice incorrectly joins two main clauses with a comma, like this: Main Clause + , + Main Clause = . A fused sentence has two main clauses joined with no punctuation at all, like this: Main Clause + OE + Ã¸ Main = . clause