The phrase "amounts to cause" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of leading to or resulting in a cause, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The evidence presented in court amounts to cause for further investigation into the matter."
Alternatives: "constitutes a reason" or "results in a cause."
The anthrax bacterium has a short incubation period and is highly lethal, requiring only a small amount to cause a mass casualty effect.
The puppy's sister Luna, also ate a smaller amount of the poisonous pellets but was found not to have consumed a significant enough amount to cause any serious damage.
Apparently this drug, which is relatively hydrophilic, did not in several animal studies [5, 11 14] cross the blood brain barrier (BBB) in sufficient amount to cause a pharmacological effect in the trigeminal nucleus caudalis [5, 12, 13] or frontal cortex [11].
"These substances are extraordinarily dangerous, and it takes a very minute amount to cause [life-threatening] conditions," O'Brien said.
A dose of 0.1 ml was enough to form the 5 ml venous blood thrombosis, which is thought to be a sufficient amount to cause AFE, and we consider that its pathophysiology resembles pulmonary embolism.
5 22 However, it is never listed as one of the active ingredients meaning each product contains indefinite quantities, which is disturbing since research estimates that benzocaine induced methemoglobinaemia only requires a small amount to cause cyanosis 19 23 (a bluish discolouration of the skin caused by a deficiency of oxygen in the blood).
2263 67 expounds its whole teaching on war, lethal police action, and capital punishment on the basis of the thought that these can be justified only so far as they amount to causing death as a side-effect, and not as killing with intent to kill.
In a nutshell, gftr lets people pick one to three gifts for their friends, and invite others to contribute varying amounts to the cause.
Others who are less likely to have explosive scoring nights, including Bulls fan favorite and perennial pine-rider Brian Scalabrine, have agreed to donate fixed amounts to the cause, a press release explains.
