The most important problems at present are whether trivalent chromium compounds cause cancer, and whether there is a difference in cancer causing effects between the soluble and the slightly soluble hexavalent compounds in the practical exposure situation.
Cause and effect between the emergency manager law and the Flint crisis?
If proper experimental control is present then the outcome will allow for the valid and reliable discrimination of the relationship (often, but not always, cause-effect) between independent and dependent variables.
However, a direct cause-effect between valganciclovir and higher risk of infectious diseases is yet to be demonstrated in future studies, in which underreporting could be avoided by the systematic collection of all post-transplant infectious diseases.
Furthermore, molecular evolutionary rates have also been correlated with diversification [ 5- 7], but given the multiple factors that shape diversification patterns, the generalization of this correlation is elusive, and therefore, the cause-effect between rates of genome evolution and cladogenesis remain largely unknown [ 2].
"But the explanations of cause and effect between athletic performance and testosterone are very weak".
He was bent on illustrating the relation between cause and effect, between social background and character.
"You see this cause and effect between implementing the law and the upward population trajectory".
Jonathan Overpeck at the University of Arizona, who wasn't part of the studies, praised them, saying they show a clear cause and effect between warming and sea level rise.
Every study that has looked at large numbers of vaccinated children has found "absolutely nothing" to show cause and effect between the vaccine and autism, Dr. Goodman said.
Larkin said he saw little cause and effect between boxing fans escaping bad pugilism for the pits and cages of mixed martial arts.
