The phrase "and accordingly cause" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in legal or formal writing to indicate a result or effect that follows from a previous statement or action.
Example: "The committee has reviewed the proposal and accordingly cause the necessary changes to be implemented."
Alternatives: "and thus lead to" or "and therefore result in".
Every year, considerable resources are expended on wax removal, which accordingly cause significant economic loss.
This will accordingly cause a reduction in SGR of tumour as was used in the presented model (Equation (4)).
If intron gain is a transient phase in the population, such events will accordingly cause elevated sequence diversity in alleles that had gained introns but lost them during the course of intron turnover relative to ancestral intron-free alleles.
Although HFS is not a life-threatening toxicity, it may induce a substantial decrease of quality of life and, accordingly, may cause a delay or discontinuation of treatment (Heo et al, 2004).
The operator that models the collapse in the L-wing transforms the entangled state of the particle pair a state in which the particles have no definite spins into a product of non-entangled states in which both particles have definite spins, and accordingly it causes a change of intrinsic properties in both the L- and the R-wing.
As reviewed above, the development of public kindergarten in China was suspended for two decades, which has intensified the conflict between supply and demand of ECE and accordingly has caused a serious 'accessibility problem.' On the one hand, Chinese parents have a strong desire to change their fate and achieve social advancement through ECE for their children.
I believe that charges of criminal negligence are necessary on supervisors and individual council workers who refuse to respond to vulnerable people accordingly and who cause them further harm.
gondii isolates from immune-compromised patients in France showed a lack of significant differences in the distribution of parasite strains between patients diversified accordingly to cause of immunosuppression, site of infection, and outcome [ 14].
But the arrest had been made without a warrant and without probable cause, and, accordingly, those statements were not at first admitted at the trial.
Just as Kant had earlier emphasized (in these pre-critical works) that the consequent of a real ground is not contained in it, and thus does not result by "the analysis of concepts," Kant now (in the critical period) maintains that the concept of the effect cannot be contained in the concept of the cause and, accordingly, that a judgment relating the two cannot be analytic.
Prudence, indeed, will dictate that App Stores long established should not be changed for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shewn that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed.
