Sentence examples for causal connections from inspiring English sources

To write history, a historian must prioritize clarity over chronology, emphasize causal connections, and suppress irrelevancies.

The following observations may not offer any causal connections but I'm seeing a trend.

All apparent processes are discontinuous, and there are causal connections between their successive units of change.

An inability to see such causal connections was, she told me pausing on her doorstep, not at all uncommon among some of her elderly patients.

There's a kind of vandalism in Harari's sweeping judgments, his recklessness about causal connections, his hyper-Procrustean stretchings and loppings of the data.

The first of these is this belief that a "chain" of causal connections links fundamental research with final products and technologies.

As a result, he leaves the reader to draw the specific causal connections between the types of obsessive behaviors he describes and the recent housing bust.

When asked about the relationship between the rising popularity of food banks and cuts to the benefit system, he said it was difficult to "make the causal connections".

Nobody at the time understood what was happening to the climate: it was only in the 1960s when scientists were able to explain the causal connections between volcanic activity and the weather.

The order of the four chemicals in each molecule of DNA determines the physical characteristics of every living organism, and sequencing those molecules has made it possible for scientists to begin to identify causal connections between diseases and genes.

As researchers clarify the causal connections between inequality and health, public-health professionals must use their expertise to address the political needs of the poor and underserved by promoting tax structures and social policies that will improve population health.