In this context, the propositions were arranged according to the terms used, for example, verbs such as "lead to", "cause" or "result in" indicated consequences, and verbs such as "condition", "need" or "influence" stated conditions and influencing factors.
Our previous study also demonstrated that iron overload could lead to cause hepatic damage.
Consequently, this leads to causing stress shielding and bone osteoporotic.
The gel-coating led to cause 10-fold cell attachment compared to no-coating well.
Logical metaphor is categorized into four types; cause as verb, e.g. "cause", "lead to"; cause as noun, e.g. "cause", "impact"; cause as adjective, e.g. "causal", "resultant"; and cause as preposition, e.g. "due to", "through".
Dropped calls with medical professionals (also loved ones, acquaintances, bill collectors or telemarketers) can lead to frustration, causing discomfort.
Additionally, infusion of fluids may lead to hemodilution, causing relative hypoxia.
A soiled one can lead to discomfort, causing the baby to cry.
But religious conviction can lead people to cause bloodshed too.
Social engineering is inescapable, simply because narrow self-interest would otherwise lead people to cause unacceptable harm to others.
