Sentence examples for causal implications from inspiring English sources

Hence, although each of these cases could be categorized as "hybrid," "semidemocratic," or "partly free," such labels obscure crucial differences differences that may have important causal implications.

It is important to note that the causal implications of these models are limited given the cross-sectional nature of the PIAAC data and the possibility of omitted variable bias.

The intuitions captured by systems of connexive logic can be traced back to ancient roots, and applications of connexive logics range from Aristotle's syllogistic to Categorial Grammar and the study of causal implications.

The presence of the bomb should create a token (i.e., "[bomb]") in the viewer's event model that is associated with the car (e.g., Radvansky, 2005), which should be reactivated every time the car is in the frame, including its causal implications for subsequent narrative events (i.e., it creates imminent danger for anyone near it) (e.g., Myers & O'Brien, 1998).

I don't think the editors realized it, but these data could undermine the causal implications of the depression studies.

The causal implications of our findings are unclear, but we propose two plausible explanations.

The conditional implication is interpreted as causal implication.

Several lines of evidence support a causal implication of T-type channels in the pathogenesis of epilepsy.

a Proportion of yes answers for each expertise level as a function of condition (complete, no causal implication, with causal implication).

Bayesian statistics We calculated a Bayes factor analysis for the proportion of yes answers to the contact items in the no causal implication and the conditions with causal implication.

A causal implication holds between statements α and β if whenever α is true β is true, and β is not a certainty.