Sentence examples for statements of cause from inspiring English sources

Although the cross-sectional study design precludes strong statements of cause and effect, our data are consistent with the possibility that some Lactobacillus taxa naturally occurring in the gut and are protective against Shigella spp. induced diarrhea.

Such statements of cause suggest that these authors were judging women for their lack of control over their appetites – here literally their appetite for food – in the same way as others generally commented on women's lack of control, over their sexual appetites, their loose tongues and their leaky bodies.

Essentially the Act extended the operation of the existing legislation for England and Wales to Scotland, but with one important addition that a statement of the cause or probable cause of death was required from the doctor or midwife who certified the stillbirth.

In his indictment, under a section marked "statement of probable cause," investigators suggest Scarsella subscribed to the sovereign citizen movement, and that he went to the protest with friends to "stir things up" and "cause commotion".

It doesn't have to be money, you can volunteer, or even just make a statement of which cause you support.

An N.S.A. security officer lacked the legal authority to charge the protesters and did not provide a statement of probable cause, the judge, Susan K. Gauvey of Federal District Court, ruled on Thursday.

After the crash of a ValuJet DC-9 in 1996 because of a maintenance problem, Mr. Goglia, an expert on F.A.A. regulations, persuaded his colleagues on the board to amend the staff's report to list the airline's lapses in the statement of probable cause.

The agents later wrote in a statement of probable cause that they were "following a lead" and "received information that Rodriguez-Juarez was checked into room #214".

According to a statement of probable cause, David Pietz told police he came home late from work on Jan . 27 2006, and his wife was asleep when he got into bed.

An innocuous-seeming joke can suddenly prick someone into tears; a well-meaning statement of support causes its recipient to bolt from the room.

Also, because the stories are disconnected, Jack's organization of them is largely chronological, and so her account reads like a list, with no statement of what caused what, or what was a variation on what.