Sentence examples for Causative processes from inspiring English sources
A better understanding of the pathophysiology should help deliver drugs whose targets are involved in the causative processes underlying a disease.
Major uncertainties in the identification of the causative processes of unrest translate into uncertainties in short-term forecasting.
The most decisive factors are the irregular data coverage in the basin area and the possibly deep-rooted and three-dimensional character of the causative processes.
We were prompted by the necessity of distinguishing between causative processes and secondary effects in the development of FRDA (Pastore and Adinolfi, 2014).
Although it is well-known that people living in more deprived areas experience poorer health, the underlying causative processes in this relationship are less clear [ 2, 3].
Animal studies can be controlled more precisely and the underlying biology can be probed more thoroughly, but the relevance of these studies is indirect and only useful to the degree that the animals share underlying causative processes with humans.
There is limited understanding with which to assess social capital as a causative process as it relates to personal functioning and social interaction.
The production of the work would then be a causative process contributing in turn to the production of the historical world.
For example, modeling the earthquake sequence associated with a particular swarm would help in understanding the time evolution of that swarm and could provide useful insights into the underlying causative process.
Whereas this mutual formation can be described in terms of a causative process taking time, with the person first intuiting or internalizing and then acting or externalizing, Nishida described it in terms of the place or topos wherein intuiting entails acting and acting entails intuiting, and wherein the difference between internal and external collapses.
However, these analyses may be already biased by secondary effects of pathogenesis and may therefore obscure the causative process for disease occurring earlier in development.
