"The causal sequence is laughter triggers endorphin activation," he said.
The term suggested the logical fallacy post hoc, ergo propter hoc the belief that simply arranging things in chronological order proved a causal sequence.
The Gateway hypothesis states that there is a causal sequence through classes of drugs, whereby the use of "less harmful" substances is a risk factor for using "harder drugs".
By the nineteen-seventies, however, fundamentalist preachers from Billy James Hargis to James Robison and Jerry Falwell had reversed this causal sequence: the feminists, the pornographers, and the militant homosexuals were destroying the American family, and its destruction would (in Confucian sequence) lead to the destruction of the nation by Communist armies.
The putative causal sequence is that deep-rooted plants (which are generally taller) have large seeds because of allometric and developmental constraints that mean that only large seeds can produce the thick roots that can grow rapidly to depth.
Stressful experiences such as childhood trauma and depressive symptoms have both been implicated in the initiation of drug use; however, longitudinal designs have not yet been used to elucidate their respective roles to better understand the causal sequence.
Citing this account, proponents of indirect perception point out that every event in such a causal sequence effects some modification of the input it receives from the preceding event.
In the kalām version, however, the temporal ordering of the causal sequence is central.
The Effector is quasi-agentive, functioning as an "instigator" or the first CAUSE in a causal sequence.
Although good business cases are developed through the use of numbers, they are typically approved on the basis of a story that is, a narrative that links a set of events in some kind of causal sequence.
By analysing the MTR RCI, it is found that most incidents are caused not by HE but by a causal sequence [20].
