The phrase 'cause high risk' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is a cause of a potentially dangerous situation, i.e. "Drinking and driving cause high risk of injury or death."
Mutations in these genes, which cause high risks of breast and ovarian cancer, account for almost all the multiple case breast-ovarian cancer families, and probably around 2% of breast cancer cases overall [ 4, 5].
Indeed, the paradox of infrastructure projects may be that higher returns cause higher risk, rather than the converse.
Contact with pesticides has been reported to cause higher risk of cancers, neuropsychological impairments, accidental mortality, leukaemia, and even death [ 15, 22, 36, 37].
Genetic diseases or cancer during childhood may shorten the reproduction phase of parents, which could cause higher risk for individuals in families with fewer children [ 14].
However, SREC market prices have been extremely volatile, causing high risk to participants and potentially less investment in solar power generation.
Another weakness causing high risk of bias according to NOS is that the assessment of outcomes in all studies was performed with PROMs.
Mutations in genes such as p53, BRCA1, CDKN2 and HNPCC causing high risk of tumors (often at an early age) were discovered from studies of rare families with striking tumor clusters [ 1].
Migraine may result in substantial pain, a decreased overall quality of life, and cause higher risks for ischemic stroke, unstable angina, and affective disorders than people without migraine [3 6].
Xanax, along with other benzodiazepines, has been the focus of recent studies that have demonstrated that these types of drugs cause higher risks of falls and dementia.
