"Considering everything" may be a reference to the cause of Jobs' death, pancreatic cancer, in 2011.
In some instances, a necessity or a need could be perceived as an immediate cause of the necessary change, but sometimes the need is deemed explanatory without any reference to the cause of the change.
Again, 'freedom' or 'liberty' in common speech refer only to "that power and opportunity for one to do and conduct as he will, or according to his choice," and contains no reference to the "cause or original" of the act of will (Freedom of the Will, 1754; Edwards 1957 vol. 1, 163 64).
(References to "the causes of crime" are so scant in these bills that only the most sensitive instruments can detect them).
That appeared to be a reference to the disruption caused by Pape Souaré's long-term injury, sustained in a car accident, which has robbed Palace of a senior left-back.
However, an adequate explanation of the production of a statue requires also a reference to the efficient cause or the principle that produces the statue.
Increased prevalence of imprinting disorders related to ART has been reported during the last decade, but most often without proper reference to the primary cause of infertility and methods (ICSI and culture media) used in ART.
In a pilot study for the 1000 Genomes Project Consortium (2010), we reported the prevalence of disease alleles, defined by reference to the disease-causing mutations (DMs) listed in the Human Gene Mutation Database (HGMD; http://www.hgmd.org; Stenson et al. 2009), in population samples of African, European and East Asian origin.
– a reference to the creature that causes mayhem in Jackson's 1992 film Braindead (in that film, the rat monkey is described as being found only on Skull Island).
Kinematical analysis refers to the motion of bodies without reference to the forces that cause them to move.
