Sentence examples for construction of the cause from inspiring English sources

In the construct validity, the goal is to ensure that the treatment reflects the construction of the cause, and the result the construction of the effect.

Where the Court of Appeals makes its first incorrect turn was at the very outset, when it fell into the common briefer's trap of immediately jumping into case law and trying to find supportive language in cases of dubious analogy, instead of first focusing on statutory construction of the law causing the dispute in the first place.

The construction of the line caused considerable problems.

Construction of the pipeline caused a massive economic boom in towns up and down the pipeline route.

In 1906 he obtained his Habilitation with a piece on "Analysis and construction of the concept of cause".

Rodrigo and other farmers involved in the case allege that the construction of the OCENSA pipeline caused severe soil erosion and sedimentation, and blocked up vital water sources, which reduced the productivity of their farms.

China Youth Daily reported that the contractor for the construction said the cause of the fire was probably sparks caused by welding work done on the 20th floor.

Despite the fact that construction of the East Port Said harbour caused significant changes in the study area, there are several factors controlling coastline and land cover changes including industrial development and fish cultivation farms.

Shirasuga (2002) hypothesized that the Hg that was released into the environment around Ancient Nara due to the construction of the Nara Daibutsu caused people in the area to suffer significantly from an unidentified 'strange disease' and that the government was forced to relocate to a new capital for fear of an evil curse or divine punishment.

Construction of the Alaska Railroad caused a surge of economic activity and allowed heavy equipment to be brought in for further exploitation of Fairbanks' gold deposits.

Fairbanks became a supply point for exploitation of the oil field and for construction of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, which caused a boom unseen since the first years of Fairbanks' founding and helped the town recover from the devastating 1967 Fairbanks Flood.