The phrase "a cause for lower" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The study identified a cause for lower productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "a reason for decreased" or "a factor leading to lower".
However, in center two the time between storage and freezing was up-to one week that could emerge as a possible cause for lower GFAP in the samples.
27 39 While these reviews were sponsored by hydroxyethyl starch manufacturers and have been criticized on multiple accounts, some see the lower dose used in surgical patients as a possible cause for lower rates of renal complications.
The low ability of smallholder farmers and increasing price had been reported as a cause for no to lower application rates of inorganic fertilizer in Ethiopia (Karltun et al. 2013a) and Cameron (Yengoh 2012).
Although the number of individuals taken for calculations of clonal diversity was, on average, smaller for F1 hybrids than for D. galeata (P < 0.001; paired t-test), it did not differ between F1 hybrid and D. longispina (P = 0.46); thus, the variable sample sizes should not be a cause for the observed lower diversity in F1 hybrids.
Preterm births as a cause for neonatal deaths was lower in our study than the global estimates [ 19], which could reflect the lower level of perception of women about prematurity; so is the figure for severe infections, which are both clinical diagnoses.
The question that arises from this observation is, if this is simply an association (or statistically spoken a co-linearity between other protective factors) or if clonidine premedication is the cause for lower norepinephrine levels.
Recently, we have identified this dose decrement as the major cause for lower No Observed Effect Levels (NOAEL, expressed as mg/kg bodyweight) in longer-term studies compared to shorter-term studies, rather than the exposure duration itself.
Further test results and analysis clearly show that the early falling-off of fire insulation and fracturing of longitudinal CFRG system is the main cause for lower fire resistance in CFRG strengthened beams.
Thwarted interest, rather than lack of interest, may be the cause for lower attendance rates among some audiences.
An additional underlying cause for lower life expectancy in this area might still be environmental.
