The phrase "a cause of research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the motivation or reason behind a particular research study or inquiry.
Example: "The rising incidence of climate change has become a cause of research for many scientists seeking to understand its impacts."
Alternatives: "a reason for investigation" or "a motivation for study".
Andrew Wakefield, who had his license to practice medicine in Britain revoked on Monday, pushed the idea, now discredited, that the Measles-Mumps-Rubella vaccine was a cause of autism, using research more crooked than the path of Tim Wakefield's knuckleball.
Though much research shows stress as a cause of smoking, 15 16 additional research actually points to cigarette smoking as a cause of stress and, furthermore, smoking cessation as leading to a reduction in stress.
Stephen Senn challenges Ben Goldacre's assertion in 'Bad Pharma' that biased editorial acceptance of reports with 'positive' findings is not a cause of biased under-reporting of research.
Stephen Senn challenges Ben Goldacre's assertion in ' Bad Pharma' that biased editorial acceptance of reports with 'positive' findings is not a cause of biased under-reporting of research, and concludes that "the prospects for disentangling cause and effect when it comes to publication bias are not great".
Since the discovery of chromosome 9 open reading frame 72 (C9orf72) hexanucleotide expansions as a cause of FTD and ALS, research groups and consortia around the world have reported their respective observations of the clinical features associated with this mutation.
The team behind the project said breastfeeding was a cause of health inequalities, pointing to research that showed it helped prevent health problems such as upset stomachs and chest infections as well as leading to better educational attainment.
"My neighbors may already think I'm a little strange," she admits, describing the time when, in the cause of research, she decked the local squirrel population in pink and blue necklaces, hand-fed them daily on five kinds of nuts and summoned them "by singing out 'Squir-rels, squir-rels,' in my best Snow White voice".
Germany's research and education minister, Annette Schavan, told a meeting in Berlin this month that she would "personally champion" the cause of research funding.
This resembles Hans Jonas' argument that the people who should be enrolled in a clinical trial should be the ones who most identify with the cause of research [ 44].
Moloney, the author of a critically acclaimed history of the IRA, added: "I also called upon Boston College to vigorously resist this action and to rally the rest of American academe in the cause of research confidentiality".
