The phrase "abundant cause" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing reasons or factors that are plentiful or significant in a particular situation.
Example: "The abundant cause of the project's failure was the lack of proper planning and resources."
Alternatives: "ample reason" or "plentiful cause".
Tougher Premier League assignments at home against Tottenham Hotspur and away against Manchester United and José Mourinho await but, to the neutral eye at least, there is abundant cause for optimism for the team level on points with Manchester City and Liverpool at the top of the table.
In this season of roiling politics and abundant cause for discontent, we should advance our ideals.
Whichever view you favor, there seems abundant cause to respect the intricate web of life of which we are but one strand.
A strain known as pulsed-field type USA300 is a leading cause of community-associated MRSA (CA-MRSA) infections and an abundant cause of healthcare-associated bloodstream infections in the United State and Canada [3] [7].
Although methicillin-resistant S. aureus (MRSA) remains a significant problem for healthcare facilities in most industrialized countries, an MRSA strain known as USA300 is the most abundant cause of bacterial infections outside of healthcare facilities in the United States [2] [4].
Extra or missing introns were the most abundant cause of the discrepancy as would be expected for plants.
were the most abundant, causing water "blooming".
Importantly, the authors demonstrated that in WT1 mutant cells SRPK1 is highly expressed, SRSF1 is hyperphosphorylated, and VEGF prooncogenic isoforms are abundant, causing abnormal angiogenesis [ 52].
Or were the original convictions, as city lawyers maintain, "based on abundant probable cause, including confessions that withstood intense scrutiny, in full and fair pretrial hearings and at two lengthy public trials"?
"The charges against the plaintiffs and other youths were based on abundant probable cause, including confessions that withstood intense scrutiny, in full and fair pretrial hearings and at two lengthy public trials," Celeste Koeleveld, executive assistant corporation counsel for public safety, said in a statement on Tuesday.
Abundant ROS cause cellular oxidative stress and kill cells by damaging cellular macromolecules, including lipids, DNA and proteins (Trachootham et al. 2008).
