Sentence examples for determining cause and effect from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gilden said blood tests like those in the study were not useful in determining cause and effect.

Much of science is trying to understand the world around us — what distinguishes it is its systematic, evidence-based approach to determining cause and effect.

The physicians study was a type of clinical trial considered highly reliable at determining cause and effect: participants were randomly assigned to take either a multivitamin or a placebo.

But those studies have fallen short of determining cause and effect, Bernstein says.

The key goal with insights is to give our customers as much actionable data as possible to get as close as we can to determining cause and effect.

After all, the permanent thing would be present unchanged both when the putative effects are present and when they are absent, and this failure of the co-presence and co-absence (anvayavyatireka) conditions for determining cause and effect would show, for Dharmakīrti, that the ever-present thing is not the actual cause, but that something else is.

While the biophysical sciences can provide critical data determining cause-and-effect relationships among human activities and resource degradation, the social sciences are essential for applying these data to developing and implementing sound policies and strategies.

An examination of several examples of the direct transgenerational inheritance of epitype and the epitypes of duplicated and/or conserved DNA sequences revealed the complexities of determining cause-and-effect relationships among genotype, epitype and phenotype.

They don't prove causes!" And, indeed, the most recent damning study, published in that cranky, left-wing rag the Journal of the American Medical Association — which shows a clear correlation, state to state, between strong gun laws and less gun violence — ends with the orthodox injunction that the study could not alone determine cause-and-effect relationships, and that further studies are needed.

Although it is difficult to determine cause-and-effect, attacks against U.S. troops in Hamandiya declined after the April 26 killing, leading some Marines to believe the incident, while brutal and illegal, saved American lives.

The findings are tentative and it is not possible to determine cause-and-effect relationships.