Sentence examples for causal comments from inspiring English sources

"Certainly in the two years that we spent together on this movie -- during production or in the hours and hours we spent together in post-production, finishing the film -- there can be causal comments that start as a joke or a 'What if?'" Feige said.

The police muttered that there was a causal relationship between those comments and the two police officers being murdered.

Due to the cross-sectional nature of the NSCH, it is not possible to make any comments regarding causal associations, for example related to having child health insurance or having a personal health care professional.

(It is not exclusively west-to-east: witness the Tory-influenced Republican attacks on Mr Clinton in 1992, and, maybe, the speech his wife made on a John Major-esque soapbox in New Hampshire).But the relationship is not as some comment implies a causal one.

However, he takes exception to our use of potential outcomes' notation, which is the standard notation used in the statistical literature on causal inference, and his comment is devoted to promoting his alternative conventions.

First, the cross-sectional design of limited our ability to comment on causal associations between the factors studied.

However, such surveys are only able to show associations; longitudinal prospective studies are necessary to comment on causal mechanisms particularly as relates to poverty as a cause rather than consequence of disability.

Because this a cross-sectional survey in which informal caregivers were not followed over time, we are unable to comment on the causal processes that underlie the observed CarerQoL.

The review of the UK Food Standards agency commented that: "a causal relationship between increasing portion size and obesity rates would be difficult to establish, owing to the many confounding factors".

We also comment on the potential of causal ordering for emerging applications in large-scale hypothesis management and analytics.

Dear Sir, We thank Dr Hong‐Liang Zhang and colleagues for their interest and comments on our article [1] about the probable causal association between intracranial hypotension (IH) and posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome (PRES).