Sentence examples for cause and effect link from inspiring English sources

The cross-sectional association between vitamin D and cognition strengthened the hypothesis that correcting hypovitaminosis D among older adults could prevent cognitive decline but prevent the finding of a cause and effect link.

In the context of medical research into the efficacy or effectiveness of an intervention the term 'outcomes' has often been interpreted to mean single endpoints with a linear cause and effect link to an external intervention.

In the context of medical research into the efficacy or effectiveness of an intervention, where the RCT remains top of the hierarchy of evidence, the term 'outcomes' is generally interpreted to mean single endpoints with a linear cause and effect link to an external intervention.

How often is there a direct cause-and-effect link between events on screen and behavior in the real world?

If proved, the next step would be establishing a cause-and-effect link — proof that the illegal taping led to the Rams' loss.

But the study could not demonstrate a cause-and-effect link between smoking and movie viewing because it was based on statistical correlations.

"But there's no cause-and-effect link between it and any harm suffered by this or that person," Mr. Haddad said.

Klein uses torture as a metaphor, and does not claim any cause-and-effect link between its re-emergence and the rise of neo-liberal shock therapy; but she does point to some disquieting similarities.

"It reminds us that there isn't always a direct cause-and-effect link between what is done wrong and who gets punished," said Mr. Hunt, who, along with Mr. Chong and a group of therapists, interviewed more than 80 refugee children to select five emotionally strong enough to tell their stories onstage.

The recasting here, however, severs the cause-and-effect link with the past, giving things an ahistorical feel, and lessening or perhaps simply effacing any sense that something has happened, that an external agency or event has affected the characters' lives.

In a statement, the Navy said that Captain Lyles's work lacked "scientific rigor" and that its own studies had found "no increase in the incidence of diseases to which Dr. Lyles inferred a cause-and-effect link from exposure to Middle East sand".