Sentence examples for a causal connection could from inspiring English sources

In an editorial in the journal commenting on the ovarian cancer study, Kenneth Noller of Tufts University and the New England Medical Center in Boston said the latest research as well as two recent studies, including one from Sweden, indicated that a causal connection could exist between estrogen therapy and ovarian cancer.

In the present study high amounts of bile acids in the bile were associated with an increased content of lipids in plasma, though a direct causal connection could not be established.

If, however, cognitive impressions are differentiated by a causal feature (the way they are caused by the 'imprinter' which causes the 'imprint'), the further addition might help (Frede 1983), since the impediment might need to be removed before the causal connection could be confirmed (on the Stoic-Academic exchange, cf. Hankinson 2003).

Hume, in A Treatise of Human Nature (1739 40), rejected the reality of cause and effect as ordinarily conceived, arguing that belief in particular causal connections could not be justified rationally but could be explained psychologically as the product of mere "habit" and the "association of ideas".

Kant had almost certainly read this translation by the mid 1760s, by which time he himself expressed doubts about whether causal connections could be known by reason alone and even suggested that they were knowable only by experience.

First, both plasma TK levels and urinary TK activity were measured after stroke; therefore, we could not create a causal connection between stroke and reduced plasma TK level or urinary TK activity, nor could we determine whether changes in TK level and TK activity are predictors or consequences of first-ever stroke.

But convincing functional studies that could establish a causal connection between BUB1B mutations and chromosomal instability have been missing.

The study points out that a causal connection has not been reached about the impact of movie violence on adolescents, but Romer believes it could have a negative effect on young people.

Recent studies further demonstrated that iron overload could enhance arachidonic acid release and eicosanoids production in cultured cardiomyocytes, and suggested a causal connection between these signals electromechanical abnormalities in iron-overload cardiomyopathy [ 52].

Between these two events she discerns a causal connection.

Fluoxetine, akathisia, and suicidality: Is there a causal connection.