Sentence examples for causal analyses from inspiring English sources

Variable-manipulative research strategies can be roughly categorised into experiments and statistical causal analyses.

A key element of this program is to perform causal analyses of breaches and failures.

"I think that N=1 causal analyses will be increasingly important".

Developing a balanced evaluation requires novel approaches to causal analyses of adverse events and, more importantly, methods of recovery from adverse conditions.

Also, in order to make causal analyses of the effects of ECEC on children's development, it is essential to assess characteristics of the family background and ideally the home learning environment, as alternative influencing factors.

In the absence of effective experimental techniques for changing the TPB's cognitive antecedents, the present research aimed to provide a stronger non-experimental test of the model, using causal analyses of two-wave panel data.

Moreover, causal criteria analyses may also be more representative of the range of evidence than meta-analyses.

To date, many emerging case studies have analysed urban transport CO2 emissions in China; however, they lack an in-depth decomposition and causal mechanism analyses as well as a comparative study.

"Optogenetic" silencers, genetically encoded molecules that, when expressed in targeted cells within neural networks, enable their electrical activity to be quieted in response to pulses of light, are enabling these kinds of causal circuit analyses studies.

Results of propensity score matching (Table 1) show that the average absolute standardized difference between the two groups was reduced from the pre-match level of 12.12% to the post-match average of 5.1%, which is sufficiently balanced to conduct causal comparative analyses.

More so, by using voxel-based correlation and a dynamic causal model analyses we demonstrated that increased amygdala activation to negative music with eyes closed led to increased activations in the LC and VPFC.