Sentence examples for causal background from inspiring English sources

Many of Anomalous Monism's epiphenomenalist critics do not address this rich causal background.

This change could either be in the source, or in the causal background.

That is, we need to explain why certain kinds of causal background to action threaten control while others do not even if we are dealing with cases with the shared feature that the agent does not control the early parts of those causal backgrounds.

These findings suggest that personal PM2.5 and NO2 represent some set of causal background air pollutants also represented by ambient NO2.

It is now strongly supported by a variety of experimental studies and several mouse mutant phenotypes, corroborating the existence and complexity of a sizeable rostral portion of the hindbrain that is essentially prepontine in developmental topography and causal background.

In cattle, however, there is still some controversy regarding the potential role of SILV in phaeomelanosome development, because up to now there is no unequivocal experimental evidence rejecting or propagating SILV mutations as causal background for phaeomelanin dilution [ 14, 18].

And providing an explanation requires, most basically, an account of the causal mechanisms, background circumstances, and human choices that brought the outcome about.

Cf. Woodward (2003, 248); Woodward & Hitchcock (2003, 2, 7f), Mackie (1980, 35f) for a distinction between causes and a causal field of background conditions.

However, establishing a causal relationship between background NA subtype and differences in evolutionary rates of HA is not straightforward.

Herein, we define a "true signal" as the SNP that most strongly tags an underlying causal variant, a "background" SNP as an SNP that is not a true signal, and an optimal analysis as one that distinguishes true signals from background SNPs in the hit region.

Further tracing of causal variants revealed background-specific expressivity and modified inheritances, gradually transitioning from Mendelian to complex traits in 30% of the cases.