Sentence examples for means causes from inspiring English sources

I don't think so! Effects in this case (as a verb) means causes.

Additionally, the increased use of nonlinear loads and control means causes higher perturbations in the electrical power grid, which have negative effects on the connected consuming devices [4].

In addition, modulation of protein kinase A (PKA) activity by chemical means causes a partial accumulation of Smo on a proximal segment of the primary cilium.

Conversely, interfering with degradation of the PER CRY complex function by pharmacological means causes a lengthening of period, indicating that stability of the PER/CRY complex is critical in determining cycle length.

Want to remember that deleterious means "causing harm and damage"?

The story throws light on the fact that many companies are corrupt and will do anything to make money, even if that means causing illness and death.

Disruption means causing failure or degradation of systems, negatively affecting the services they provide.

The pun is in the fact that the word for "reason," hetu, also means "cause".

Sometimes caring for my butterfly, Jackson, means causing him pain in order to make a blister or wound better.

Its prefix, "em," means "cause to be" or "provide with" [ 1].

Correlation, though, does not mean cause.