Sentence examples for causality questions from inspiring English sources

The common availability of mobility traces and social interactions in the same dataset allows to address causality questions on the creation of social links.

However, association studies cannot answer causality questions.

Future studies, particularly prospective studies, are needed to effectively address this causality question.

In this paper, we present the protocol of an evaluation of a district-level capacity-building intervention in Karnataka State (India) that aims at responding to the effectiveness question and to the causality question.

A mere comparison of plasma metabolite levels between experimental groups cannot answer the causality question as to whether the observed differences arise from or contribute to polyposis and tumorigenesis.

Conducting a randomized, controlled study could better answer such a causality question; however, withholding an HIV service at a facility or community level is neither possible nor ethical, and therefore such an experimental study does not seem feasible.

The foundational issues the reality of atoms, the status of causality and probability, questions of space and time, the nature of the quantum world that were so lively discussed during the end of the nineteenth and the beginning of the twentieth century are an illustration of this close relationship between scientists and philosophers.

Any discussion of the merit of some research design should be preceded by difficult questions about causality: how does causality work?

Although he admired Newton, Hume's subtle undermining of causality called in question the philosophical basis of Newton's science as a way of looking at the world, inasmuch as that science rested on the identification of a few fundamental causal laws that govern the universe.

Yet temporal sequence and causality have been questioned, and few HIV prevention programmes address these issues.

They are questions of causality – and as any good lawyer knows, establishing a chain of causality is often the most difficult chore in a case.