What does CAUS stand for?

The judge then went on to deal with the following questions: Who bore the burden of proof as to the causative effect (or the lack of it) of the negligent stowage?

Kyrgyzstan is preparing documents on risk analysis of penetration of a causative agent of communicable diseases, Veterinary Department Director General Baimbet Murataliev told Business AKIpress.

Fining the firm, judge Robert Moore said: 'It's clear that, contrary to the defence submissions, the failure to provide an oxygen meter was causative of the deaths.

Breathing problems are also major causative in cases such as obstructive sleep apnea and snoring.

This material relates to biofilm formation, causative organisms, electrochemical techniques, diagnosing and monitoring, the impact of alloying elements, and design features.

Speed is the least important causative factor in most accidents and speed in excess of the speed limit is even less of a causative factor so NWP's statistics of a 53% reduction in serious injuries (taking credit for airbags, NCAP 5* ratings, road improvements, milder winters, tougher driving tests, DSP, DSC and ABS brakes too no doubt) is fishy to say the least.

For example, before the SARS coronavirus was shown to be the causative agent, the outbreak was thought to be caused by either avian influenza or chlamydia.

So, it seems much more likely that causative infections occurred the previous winter.