There is no proof of any cause.
Not many young people die of any cause.
Is this a pure existentialist act, bereft of any cause but its own absurdity?
He hasn't caught the popular imagination or inspired grass-roots activism on behalf of any cause.
This may feel obvious; personal experience is likely to be a driver of any cause connection.
Professor Issawi advocated free enterprise but was not militant on behalf of any cause or ideology.
Collective action taken on behalf of any cause is reason enough for suspicion and, sometimes, a criminal charge of subversion.
Of itself, neutropenia causes no symptoms, but persons with neutropenia of any cause may have frequent and severe bacterial infections.
However, SCI patients may develop joint effusions of any cause, infectious, inflammatory, traumatic or benign.
Exclusion criteria: Patients who are excluded are those with anatomical neck distortion of any cause.
Finally, the probabilistic approach helps keep under control the effect of any cause of result variability.
