Sentence examples for shown cause from inspiring English sources

I would be very grateful, in fact, to be shown cause why we are misguided, mistaken or causing damage by anything we seek to do, if indeed we are so.

The team hasn't shown cause and effect, says Leslie Rosenfeld, a physical oceanographer at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey.

They know that blind obedience can, as history has shown, cause more damage than well-tempered disobedience.

Initial studies on the quality of hormone receptor (HR) testing have shown cause for concern with a low percentage of laboratories showing acceptable performance [ 6].

The latest research in these areas has shown cause — effect relationships between cellular proton dynamics and Na+/H+ exchanger at different levels of the neoplastic process, from oncogenesis to multiple drug resistance and from cancer regression to treatment.

It may be that elevated potassium, which has also been shown cause cell swelling (Andrew et al., 2007; Risher et al., 2009), leads to opening of VRAC, RVD, and release of glutamate to trigger the NMDA receptor-dependent ictal discharge.

Only a few studies have shown cause-effect relationships.

– Changing to secondary camera when viewfinder is not yet shown causes unexpected error.

It requires them to show cause why their registrations should not be cancelled.

It's harder to draw a linear relationship showing cause and effect.

The N.C.A.A. punished Tressel with a five-year "show cause," meaning any school that wanted to hire him has to show cause why the ban should be lifted.