Sentence examples for a concurring cause of from inspiring English sources

Now the concurrentist might reply at this point that concurrentists deny overdetermining creaturely causes as well, since their point is that the creature is a concurring cause of the modes of the creature: the causal contribution of neither God nor the creature are redundant, since both are necessary in some manner.

The intervening cause, if it is a concurring cause, does not break the chain of causation between the defendant's negligence and the plaintiff's injury simply because the intervening cause was unforeseeable.

The intervening cause of the plaintiff's injury, even if unforeseeable, may be a concurring cause if the chain of causation flowing from the defendant's original negligence is continuous and unbroken.

Similarly, the ability of physicians to concur on cause of death improves with increasing age in the non-neonatal group as well as seen with the increasing kappa statistic in the childhood age categories.

Pathologist Nat Carey concurred regarding the cause of death.

However, this link is weak, since it concerns only a concurring of described features.

Qualitative results concur with findings from a quantitative assessment of ambient SO2 exposure using diffusion tubes: the current level of SO2 degassing far exceeds international guideline values, making it a likely cause of adverse health effects for the general population.

Justice Stevens’ opinion concurring in the judgment, however, claims that the question whether §11046(a) permits this cause of action is also “jurisdictional,” and so has equivalent claim to being resolved first.

Tim Brown, head of Ideo, a design consultancy, concurs: "A lot of innovation is anti-Six Sigma.

All of these impairments concur to cause β-cell failure in these patients.

In its review of 847 patients identified on CRFs with a diagnosis of pneumonia, the CEC concurred that pneumonia was the cause of sepsis in 780 cases (92%).