Sentence examples for be adequate causes of from inspiring English sources
Spinoza, admittedly, allowed that we may be adequate causes of some of our affects, and took all our emotions to involve judgments.
Measuring only my child's exposures may not be adequate to determine cause and effect.
That is, the mind is not the adequate cause of the affect; rather, it responds to some external thing, which can thus be considered the active cause.
However, most of the new thinking on the regulatory reforms targeting systemic risk has been conducted within the framework of macro-prudential regulation, which may not be adequate to deal with diversity-related causes of systemic risk.
Whether these will be adequate to diagnose the actual underlying causes of death depends on the population and the diseases and organs involved.
These findings provide the first difference of epidemiological significance observed between the two parasites which cause ovale malaria, and suggest that control measures aimed at P falciparum may not be adequate for reducing the burden of malaria caused by P ovale curtisi and P ovale wallikeri.
Arguments to a sustaining cause of the cosmos claim that explanations of why something exists now cannot be adequate without assuming a present, contemporaneous sustaining cause.
But one who wrongfully delays a passenger who is as a result obliged to board a later airplane, which crashes, is not the adequate cause of the passenger's death in the crash.
Thus an anti-epiphenomenalist stance would require us to prefer the hypothesis that simple sensations cause (relatively) complex neural events over the hypothesis that complex neural events (that are required in any case for the causation of sensations) are adequate to cause the neural events required for the causation of behavior.
The obstructer is then the adequate cause of the injury.
