Sentence examples for a cause of doing from inspiring English sources

But contrary to the assumption behind such approaches, "self-esteem is a result, not a cause, of doing well," the authors write in the May issue of Psychological Science in the Public Interest.

To be useful and informative, evaluation must move beyond a simple cause-effect framing of "does community engagement work?" Two evaluation approaches appear to be promising in this regard.

"Judge Young is one of the few judges who will refer matters to juries — even when a cause of action does not entitle a party to a jury right — because he believes in it as a foundation of the justice system and a democratic society," Mr. Diviacchi said.

An SXR was taken if a cause of fever did not become clear from the above mentioned analysis.

Nevertheless, these descriptions were assumed to be more reliable than diagnostic conclusions, because the process of arriving at a cause of death did not follow a standardised procedure.

"This isn't a question of 'Did the chemical cause the cancer or did the medical device cause the injury?' The causation here is pretty much a given".

Separately pooling the trials that exclusively enrolled patients with RSV/severe bronchiolitis and those enrolling patients with ARDS/ALI from a variety of causes did not significantly reduce the heterogeneity.

However, in the realm of origin-fixation dynamics, these are errors in reasoning: they result from applying a theory of causes that doesn't fit, based on a theory of evolution that doesn't fit.

The presence of tachycardia may be due to a variety of causes and does not serve to differentiate between cardiac and noncardiac causes of chest pain.

Of course, some ways of causing a choice do exclude freedom.

She was a divorcee, and a passionate advocate of causes that did not sit well with the Republican party of her husband Jerry Ford.