The phrase "and further cause" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate additional reasons or justifications for an action or decision.
Example: "The committee decided to reject the proposal due to budget constraints and further cause related to project feasibility."
Alternatives: "and additional reasons" or "and further justification".
These bulk amounts of transferring data consume massive bandwidth, and further cause severe network congestion.
Furthermore, PO43 − anions hinder the migration of O2– and Ti4 + ions, increase the thickness of barrier oxide, and further cause the decrease of ionic current and oxide growth rate.
And further cause for optimism comes via "Go-Ride", the sport's youth development programme.
The HPV early protein, E6 can inhibit the activation of apoptosis through binding to p53 and targeting it for degradation, and further cause the malignant transformation [ 8].
Numerous studies have shown that saturated FFAs could readily induce inflammatory response in endothelial cells via a NFκB-dependent pathway [ 32], and further cause endothelial dysfunction.
Vitamin B-6 is involved in homocysteine metabolism, and vitamin B-6 deficiency may therefore cause hyperhomocysteinemia and further cause higher oxidative stress.
On the other hand, PE is virtually ruled out as the cause of hemodynamic instability in the absence of those signs, and further causes of shock can be searched with the help of transthoracic echocardiography [2].
Natural evolution theory states that the tension between marriage attraction and marriage cost changes over time, and this in turn affects marriage stability and further causes the inverted U-shape divorce risk function.
The facts of being black derive from the joint social relations of race and class: racism disproportionately concentrates blacks into the lower strata of the working class and further causes blacks in all class strata to be racially oppressed.
Apoptosome is central to the induction of apoptosis through activating the effector Caspase3 and further causing the cleavage of PARP.
In the airway of patients with COPD, the inflammation limits the airflow and further causes a loss of lung function of COPD.
