The phrase "as a cause however" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to connect ideas, but the structure is awkward and lacks clarity.
Example: "The experiment yielded unexpected results, as a cause however, we need to reevaluate our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "as a result, however" or "for this reason, however".
And the author who yields to the temptation to deploy their characters as champions of a cause, however worthy, certainly betrays those characters and their art, but also does little to advance any cause.
We did not have enough data to establish this as a possible cause; however, further qualitative work or advances in technology could help better explain this phenomenon.
Hypoglycemia was identified as the cause; however, because his condition had quickly improved, he was not extensively investigated and was discharged without a definitive diagnosis.
Diet and lack of exercise continue to be offered as the root cause; however, this cannot explain the results of a recent study, which showed that eight species of animals, including pets, laboratory animals, and feral rats living in proximity to humans, have become obese in parallel with the human obesity epidemic (Klimentidis et al. 2011).
Traumatic basal subarachnoid haemorrhage (TBSH) following trauma to the head, face or neck is well-established as a cause of death; however it remains a heavily disputed topic as the site of vascular injury is difficult to identify.
In previous studies, a moisture clog is usually mentioned in high strength concrete walls under fire and is considered as a cause of spalling; however, it can also exist in normal strength concrete due to the high water-cement ratio and can prevents heat propagation.
In the west we use Karma as an expression of destiny or cause, however, in India it's almost a rule of life.
On radiography alone avascular necrosis also has to be considered as a cause of subchondral flattening; however the femoral head infraction is confirmed with MRI [coronal T1w (b) and T2-FS (c) images] (see arrows) and avascular necrosis (avn) is effectively excluded.
Further exome sequencing of family members could uncover an as of yet undiscovered genetic cause, however given the absence of diabetes in the patient and her first degree relatives, this seems inappropriate.
However, as a cause of death, Aspergillus spp. stand at the top, warranting an even more aggressive approach to this infection in CGD patients.
