Sentence examples for causal language from inspiring English sources

For the mechanical materialist, the latter causes the former – and in his routine use of causal language Damasio reveals himself as just that.

Although history is presented only in terms of human actions, the absence of causal language makes agency appear limited.

More recently, the prospect of genetic engineering has again changed the causal language appropriate to this disease.

Headlines that extrapolate from one cell culture study and use causal language won't make these decisions any easier and if anything are more likely to confuse patients and their physicians.

[W]hat role does causal language play in the achievement of certain goals that have come to be accepted as crucial to the law of torts?

Causal language in law must respond to the fact that at times the object sought may differ while the factors subject to control remain the same.

In order to establish whether M1 activity is causal to language processing, RTs and accuracy were analysed to assess whether action verb processing was modified as an effect of the TMS-interference with this region.

Neural network co-operation implies a dynamic interaction of motor-language systems instead of a motor causal basement of language.

This was achieved through a summary score of causal terms, abstract language, jargon, positive emotion terms and a standardized ease of reading score.

The environment includes a compiler based on Modelica, a modular and a causal standard specification language for physical systems modeling (the tool supports models composed using certain component classes defined in the Modelica Standard Library, and the instantiation, parameterization and connection of these MSL components are described using a subset of Modelica).

Whether in metaphysics, epistemology or philosophy of language, causal theories carry considerable philosophical weight.