The phrase "a lack of causative" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe an absence of a causative factor or element in a specific context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The study revealed a lack of causative factors contributing to the observed phenomenon."
Alternatives: "an absence of causative" or "a deficiency in causative".
A lack of a causative or perfectly linked SNP for pericarp pigmentation would explain why both the linear model and loss-of-function genome scan approaches achieved just Mb resolution for this trait.
In literature there is a lack of definite data regarding causative analgesics, including those concerning paracetamol.
Unfortunately, a lack of knowledge of coral disease causative agents propels this debate to a stand still.
Information about dementia outcomes is often ambiguous, due to a lack of research evidence about the impacts of causative factors, the diversity of behavioural manifestations, and uncertainty about decline rates and time to death [ 3].
This hypothesis is reinforced by the lack of causative association between the deletion of specific gene copies and infertility in our sample.
The lack of causative association between the deletion of specific gene copies and infertility suggests that AZFc gene content might be part of a multifactorial network, with Y-lineage evolution emerging as a possible phenotype modulator.
The lack of causative mutations in the remaining 15 PCD subjects might be attributable to overzealous variant filtering, but the cancer cohort experience suggested that this was unlikely to be a major factor.
An alternative explanation of the lack of causative polymorphisms in JCVI_13343 is that it is trans-regulated, i.e. its expression level (represented as the RPKM value) is modulated by other gene(s), not by its own sequence variation.
The involvement of glycosaminoglycan (e.g., heparan sulfate) degrading enzymes (e.g., heparanase) was underestimated, primarily due to a lack of appropriate molecular probes to explore their causative role in cell-ECM interactions and related effects.
The degree to which associations are limited to single populations due to truly independent causative variants versus a lack of power therefore remains unclear.
