Sentence examples for causation interpretation from inspiring English sources

The statement continued: "Despite the findings of the GMC's Fitness to Practice Panel and his co-authors having publicly retracted the causation interpretation put forward by the Lancet Paper, it would appear from the Claim filed at court that Mr Wakefield still stands by the accuracy of the Lancet paper and his conclusion therein, thereby compounding his previously found misconduct.

Although correlation was shown, rather than causation, interpretation of the results suggest that poor mental health of farmers may be one cause of non-adoption of agri-environment schemes.

This article uses a geography of opportunity framework to highlight methodological issues specific for quantitative research examining neighborhoods and racial/ethnic health disparities, including study design, measurement, causation, interpretation, and implications for policy.

Non-experimental designs can be analyzed using path analysis, but they do not provide evidence of causation and interpretation of results should be realistic and within the confines of the data [ 40].

As Lucas and McMichael [ 122] acknowledge, therefore, causation is an interpretation, not an entity.

His radical reinterpretation of the transition between Roman and medieval civilizations stimulated a great deal of criticism and controversy, particularly his almost exclusively economic interpretation of causation in history.

Whereas Curley's interpretation took causation to be Spinoza's underlying account of inherence, this interpretation takes conceptual involvement to be Spinoza's underlying account of both inherence and causation (for a recent defense, see Newlands 2010a; for dissents, see Melamed 2012 and Laerke 2011).

This paper regards epidemiology as a toolbox for the assessment of associations and interpretation of causation.

Given the observational study designs with the inherent possibility of residual confounding and reverse causation phenomena, a cautious interpretation of the results is recommended.

Finally, we argue that the apparent absence of a relation between the severity of the head injury and the risk of Parkinson's disease further supports the interpretation of reverse causation between the two medical events.

What aspects of that association should we especially consider before deciding that the most likely interpretation of it is causation?" [ 153].