The phrase "a causality of increased" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not typically used because "causality" refers to the relationship between cause and effect, and the phrase lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "The study found a causality of increased stress levels leading to health issues."
Alternatives: "a cause of increased" or "a relationship of increased".
As for mortality, the causality of increased morbidity is hard to prove.
This preliminary data indicate a link between levels of intragenic DNA methylation and cell proliferation, but does not directly relate to the causality of increased proliferation in cancer cells.
We have given the referees' concerns careful consideration and conducted a key experiment to address the major issue that has been raised (i.e. causality of increased NICD stability and change in the pace of the clock – please see below for details).
Regression analysis was conducted to assess: correlation between mortality and effects of excess occupancy; and causality of increasing demand for ICU beds.
A mechanism by which Pb exposure may increase the susceptibility of osteoblasts to environmental toxins has recently been proposed [ 46], and it may be that regardless of causality, once the Pb levels are increased, a cycle of increased susceptibility to toxic damage may begin.
Limitations include that samples were collected through a cross-sectional design that limits the causality pathway with regard to the drivers of increased cesarean delivery rates and that the data did not include information about whether the cesarean deliveries were performed under medical indications or based solely on maternal demand.
Among six raised possibilities, an attractive option was that of reverse causality, whereby increased adiponectin concentrations represent a chronic or acute on chronic compensatory mechanism to counteract metabolic and vascular stress in subjects with acute coronary syndrome or heart failure [ 73].
There are some that argue that these symptoms might reflect central sensitization [ 33] but there is also a strong association between whiplash injury and psychiatric disorders [ 23], which might reflect a reversed causality, that is, increased risk of future self-reported whiplash injury in individuals who already have anxiety and depression [ 34].
If we assume causality, the increased risk of delivering out of hours accounted for about a quarter of all neonatal deaths at term ascribed to intrapartum anoxia.
