Sentence examples for between cause and consequence from inspiring English sources
The present study, however, could not differentiate between cause and consequence.
Nevertheless, lactate is often intuitively considered as 'the devil in metabolism' by many physicians or scientists, this probably resulting from confusion between cause and consequence.
Because provirus tagging allows the precise molecular discrimination between cause and consequence, provirus insertion mutation models provide a useful new filter for cancer drug target selection.
Additionally, since the study is observational, it is not possible to differentiate between cause and consequence, which would require intervention in a model system.
Another limitation is the cross-sectional study design, which does inherently not allow us to easily distinguish between cause and consequence (temporal ambiguity) given the risk of inaccurate recall of the onset of diseases.
The reduced levels of DNA-PKcs and Ku80/Ku70 subunits in post-mortem AD brains may be perceived as upstream events of neuron loss in AD, although further studies to differentiate between cause and consequence are warranted.
Yet, it has proven difficult to distinguish between causes and consequences, thus making it challenging to attack medical questions where we require precise causative drug targets and disease mechanisms beyond a web of associated markers.
The reference to the 'functionality' of a system is a specific way of thinking, though, that received a lot of critique since its genesis in the late 19th century—on the one hand because the distinction between causes and consequences of phenomena becomes blurry, and on the other hand because identifying the functions of these phenomena does not necessarily explain them [cf. 17], pp. 90].
The problem with T2DM is the long lag between disease cause and consequences such as blindness, kidney failure, heart attack and amputation.
