Sentence examples for causality we are from inspiring English sources

Although the temporal separation of drinking and divorce rules out reverse causality, we are not claiming that the results definitively demonstrate that alcohol causes divorce.

We choose the HC algorithm because of the results of Table  3 and because, having dropped the assumption of causality, we are interested in high scoring networks, rather than those that accurately represent causal direction.

Because we are interested in causality, we are not concerned fundamentally with that retrospective relationship of percentage of ulcer patients that are positive for Hp (unless it is low).

Kant had been challenged — awoken from his dogmatic slumber, as he said — by the empiricist David Hume's assertion that we could never infer any certain knowledge about, for instance, laws of causality, because we are limited to knowing what our senses can learn about the world at any given moment.

"A lot of times, if marijuana's involved, it's a subsidiary type of crime or component of a crime, so it doesn't come out as being causality, and we aren't able to show that within the crime stats," she said.

In a spirit of social audit rather than primary causality research, we are interested here in the whole package working together.

We use the terms risk- and protective-factors loosely to indicate the direction of association with IPV rather than to imply causality, as we are analysing cross-sectional data.

The next step should be to try to demonstrate that the reports of such monitoring systems lead to reasonable responses and valid inferences about causality, and that we are not chasing red herrings.

Please note that the previous comparison does not prove causality: we cannot be certain whether a user L decided to follow S because she received a retweet of S.

As our analysis predominantly shows correlations but no causality, we must be careful not to over-interpret these findings.

For Kant the puzzle was to explain the possibility of a priori judgments that were also synthetic (i.e., not merely explicative of concepts), and the solution that he proposed was the doctrine that space, time, and the categories (e.g., causality), about which we were able to make such judgments, were forms imposed by the mind on the stuff of experience.