The phrase "availability cause" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing reasons related to availability, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The availability cause for the delay in the project was due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "reason for availability" or "availability reason".
Contra Ross, I will argue that the neural adaptations characteristic of addiction provide a mechanism for judgment shift of the general kind Ainslie describes (though I do not take myself to be committed to all the features of Ainslie's view: in particular, on my account cues predictive of drug availability cause preference-reversals as effectively as immediately available rewards).
Its scant release is a scandal (one of many to afflict the independent-film scene in recent years); its home-video availability, cause for celebration.
Environmental factors (such as temperature, photoperiod, and food availability) cause storage of neurohormones, and the corpora allata become inactive.
Experiments have found that exposure to more daylight and higher food availability cause increased development of the gonads in both adult and juvenile rice rats.
The specific questions that we aimed to address were: (i) does low water availability cause reduced growth and favour maleness?
This pathway mediates neurodegeneration in diabetic neuropathy [ 33] and provides a mechanism by which gradual reductions in oxygen availability cause a gradual shift from a state of trophic support for neuronal survival and function to a state of gradual reduction in neuronal fibre number to better match oxygen availability.
According to the respondents, reduced pasture availability (caused by mesquite invasion) and frequent rain shortage caused the problem.
As a result, the plants formed dense mats in water, depleting oxygen and light availability, causing declines in the numbers of fish and other aquatic species.
This pattern is presumably explained by heterogeneous and unpredictable food availability caused by continuous changes in agricultural practices, weather conditions and competition.
This could be due to impedance to root penetration, changes in redox potential and soil water availability caused by the presence of indurated crust.
In some cases, native species benefit from changes in resource availability caused by invasions or from protections provided by an invasive plant.
