| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | A common effect is | Introduces a frequent outcome. |
| 2. | A direct consequence is | Introduces a clear result. |
| 3. | A key result is | Introduces an important outcome. |
| 4. | A likely result is | Introduces a probable outcome. |
| 5. | A major effect is | Introduces an important outcome. |
| 6. | Accordingly, | Indicates a fitting result. |
| 7. | An immediate effect is | Introduces a prompt outcome. |
| 8. | An indirect effect is | Introduces a less direct outcome. |
| 9. | Another consequence is | Adds another consequence. |
| 10. | Another effect is | Adds another outcome. |
| 11. | Another result is | Adds another outcome. |
| 12. | As a consequence, | Signals a resulting effect. |
| 13. | As a result, | Introduces an effect or outcome. |
| 14. | As such, | Shows a result from status. |
| 15. | Because of that, | Shows the effect of prior point. |
| 16. | Because of this, | Shows the effect of prior point. |
| 17. | Bringing about | Introduces a caused result. |
| 18. | By doing so, | Shows the resulting effect. |
| 19. | By extension, | Shows a broader effect. |
| 20. | Causing | Introduces the effect produced. |
| 21. | Consequently, | Shows what happened because of something. |
| 22. | Creating | Introduces the effect produced. |
| 23. | Due to that, | Signals a resulting effect. |
| 24. | Due to this, | Signals a resulting effect. |
| 25. | Ending in | Shows the final result. |
| 26. | Eventually, | Signals a later result. |
| 27. | Following from this, | Shows what comes next. |
| 28. | For this reason, | Introduces the effect’s cause link. |
| 29. | From this, | Introduces a derived result. |
| 30. | Generating | Introduces a created effect. |
| 31. | Giving rise to | Introduces an emerging effect. |
| 32. | Hence, | Signals a resulting conclusion. |
| 33. | In consequence, | Signals a resulting effect. |
| 34. | In effect, | States the practical result. |
| 35. | In response, | Shows a reaction effect. |
| 36. | In that case, | Shows the resulting outcome. |
| 37. | In the process, | Shows an accompanying effect. |
| 38. | In turn, | Shows a follow-on effect. |
| 39. | Inevitably, | Signals an unavoidable result. |
| 40. | It follows that | Introduces a logical effect. |
| 41. | Leading to | Introduces what follows. |
| 42. | Naturally, | Signals an unsurprising result. |
| 43. | Not surprisingly, | Signals an expected outcome. |
| 44. | On that basis, | Shows a conclusion or effect. |
| 45. | One consequence is | Introduces one consequence. |
| 46. | One effect is | Introduces one outcome. |
| 47. | One outcome is | Introduces one effect. |
| 48. | One result is | Introduces one outcome. |
| 49. | Owing to that, | Marks an effect from that cause. |
| 50. | Owing to this, | Marks an effect from this cause. |
| 51. | Predictably, | Signals an expected effect. |
| 52. | Producing | Introduces the effect produced. |
| 53. | Prompting | Introduces a resulting reaction. |
| 54. | Resulting from this, | Links prior point to effect. |
| 55. | Resulting in | Introduces the outcome. |
| 56. | Setting off | Introduces a chain reaction. |
| 57. | So, | Shows a direct effect. |
| 58. | Sparking | Introduces what is ignited. |
| 59. | Subsequently, | Introduces a later effect. |
| 60. | That means | Explains the resulting implication. |
| 61. | The consequence is | Directly states the consequence. |
| 62. | The effect is | Directly states the outcome. |
| 63. | The immediate result is | States the prompt outcome. |
| 64. | The long-term effect is | States a later outcome. |
| 65. | The outcome is | Directly states the consequence. |
| 66. | The result is | Directly states the outcome. |
| 67. | Therefore, | Introduces a logical result. |
| 68. | This brings about | Shows a caused result. |
| 69. | This can cause | Introduces a possible effect. |
| 70. | This can create | Shows a possible produced effect. |
| 71. | This can lead to | Shows a possible effect. |
| 72. | This can trigger | Shows a possible reaction. |
| 73. | This causes | Introduces a direct effect. |
| 74. | This contributes to | Shows partial effect or outcome. |
| 75. | This creates | Shows what is produced. |
| 76. | This directly causes | Shows an immediate effect. |
| 77. | This eventually leads to | Shows a later effect. |
| 78. | This gives rise to | Introduces an emerging effect. |
| 79. | This immediately results in | Shows an instant outcome. |
| 80. | This indirectly causes | Shows a less direct effect. |
| 81. | This leads to | Introduces a resulting outcome. |
| 82. | This may result in | Shows a possible outcome. |
| 83. | This often leads to | Shows a frequent effect. |
| 84. | This produces | Introduces a produced effect. |
| 85. | This prompts | Introduces a resulting reaction. |
| 86. | This results in | Shows what follows from something. |
| 87. | This sets in motion | Shows an effect beginning. |
| 88. | This sets off | Introduces a chain reaction. |
| 89. | This sparks | Shows what is ignited. |
| 90. | This tends to cause | Shows a usual effect. |
| 91. | This triggers | Shows what is set off. |
| 92. | This ultimately causes | Shows an end result. |
| 93. | Thus, | Marks a result briefly. |
| 94. | Ultimately, | Signals the final effect. |
| 95. | Under these conditions, | Introduces a conditional effect. |
| 96. | What follows is | Introduces the next result. |
| 97. | When that happens, | Introduces the resulting effect. |
| 98. | Which means | Adds an implied effect. |
| 99. | With the result that | Introduces the resulting outcome. |
| 100. | Yielding | Introduces a resulting outcome. |

