The phrase "a cause of low" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a cause of low levels or low performance, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "The study identified a cause of low productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "a reason for low" or "a factor contributing to low".
Only 16% cited poor performance as a cause of low trust in business, whose top negatives were corruption or fraud (27%) and wrong incentives driving business decisions (23%).
All this would add two percentage points a year to economic growth, Mr Levy reckons.Some economists question his argument, insisting that informality is a result rather than a cause of low growth.
One point of clarification: rainfall in the area is not declining but is increasing in intensity, ie more rainfall falling on fewer days, so he is correct to highlight waste and overuse of water by consumers as a cause of low flow and increased pollution in rivers.
Degenerative disc disease (DDD) is a cause of low back pain commonly requiring surgical intervention.
Deeper rocks of the basin are the petroliferous shaly Mae Sot Formation which are a cause of low resistivity imaged by geophysical surveys.
Energy efficiency measures are thus insufficient in themselves; the government should focus more on monetary poverty as a cause of low home improvement rates and consider subsidizing renovation costs as a potential solution.
Degeneration of the interverterbral disk is as a cause of low-back pain is increasing.
BACKGROUND CONTEXT: Lumbar zygapophysial joints are currently believed to be a cause of axial low back pain.
Lumbar disc degeneration (LDD) represents a cause of the low back pain (LBP) [ 1].
However, the biochemical and behavioural evidence of lasting adverse effects of perinatal PCB153 exposure in adult mice were scant, possibly as a cause of the low sample size.
In 2002, senior administrators in the MOH identified a lack of leadership and management capacity at all levels as a cause of the low quality of health service delivery.
