Sentence examples for causal interrelations from inspiring English sources

Their causal interrelations are discussed in detail.

The use of quantitative theoretical models allows one to adhere, in this context, to basic laws (such as conservation of mass, charge, energy, etc)., while integrating insight to explore causal interrelations in a complex system.

The structural account allows for close interrelations between causal and counterfactual claims, while accepting that the former are not reducible to the latter.

The Sarvāstivāda developed an analysis of causal conditioning in terms of intricate interrelations among four types of condition (pratyaya) and six types of cause (hetu).

Through the application of a fully integrated cement plant located in Northern Nigeria as case study; this paper employs two popular risk analysis techniques (fault tree analysis and reliability block diagram) to detect the causal factors as well as their interrelations of a chronic rotary kiln refractory brick failure.

The results of the present study may guide further research aimed at unravelling the causal pathways and mechanisms underlying the interrelations between BMI, depressed mood, knee pain and activity limitations.

Standard multiple regression also ignores the presumed causal and temporal ordering of exposure variables and their interrelations (30) and thus can provide information only on direct effects conditional on all of the other variables in the model (31), whereas an appropriate path analysis can provide deeper insight into the interrelations of the variables, that is, indirect effects and mediation.

This causal concept of knowledge is based on strict and immutable interrelations (e.g. X causes Y).

For description of this complex network of interrelations we used the wording "correlated" or "predicted" (implying causal relationship) to signify correlations that operated either bi- or unidirectional.

Although the Physics and the Metaphysics belong to two different theoretical enterprises, in both cases we are expected to embark on an investigation that will eventuate in causal knowledge, and this is not possible without a firm grasp of the interrelations between the four (types of) causes.

As mentioned, it is necessary to note that no causal direction between ADHD, anxiety, and depressive disorders can be stated, but the interrelation of these areas of psychosocial functioning underlines the need for an early intervention [ 60].