The phrase "and by cause" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misinterpretation or a typo, as the correct phrase would typically be "and because" or "and due to."
Example: "The event was canceled and by cause of the severe weather, many attendees could not make it."
Alternatives: "and because" or "and due to".
Scottish philosopher David Hume maintained in A Treatise of Human Nature (1739) that the essential forms of association were by resemblance, by contiguity in time or place, and by cause and effect.
To conclude this section, vital registration data have been used for decades for constructing life tables all causes and by cause.
The London Bills provide burials by age and by cause separately, but not cross-tabulated, so we only know the smallpox burial totals for all ages.
Crude and adjusted mortality rate ratios (MRR) and 95% confidence intervals for patients with unexplained chest/epigastric pain (UCEP) compared with population controls, overall, time-dependent, and by cause of death.
We conducted stratified analyses by age class, by maturity, by SES, and by cause of death, categorized as cardiorespiratory diseases (ICD-10 codes I00 J99), SIDS (ICD-10 code R95), perinatal circumstances (ICD-10 codes P00 P96), congenital and chromosomal abnormalities (ICD-10 codes Q00 Q99), or other.
Reported CMRs and SMRs were extracted along with information on the location of study, recruitment and duration of study follow-up period, number of people in the cohort, percentage of cohort who injected drugs, person-years of follow-up, number of deaths overall and by cause of death.
External causes of deaths are classified by intent: unintentional; intentional (suicide/assault); and unknown intent; and also by cause.
Fig. 2 Annual incidence rates for males and females by cause of TSCI and age groups.
Hillary was fired up by ideas and by causes.
It is a toxic and destructive punishment that damages society by endorsing violence and by causing injustice and suffering.
It can also affect other parts of the body by distorting the face, and by causing dwarfism.
