Sentence examples for effect the existence from inspiring English sources

According to this method, the natural philosopher should first infer from the known effect the existence of the cause of this very effect.

But since the presence of this property depends on existence of the effect, the existence of the cause as that very object also depends on the existence of the effect.

Of these principles the first two would ordinarily be held to be incompatible with the third, and to imply, not the 'anomalism' of the mental, but rather, in the case of mental and physical events related as cause and effect, the existence of strict laws relating those events.

Similarly, in our study, any change of utilization of Public EDs by NHS patients and ADSE beneficiaries that is not related to "the double coverage effect" (the existence of a low-price private alternative for civil servants) should be captured by the demand of NHS patients, who don't have a network of private providers.

The lack of interaction between Alzheimer's disease pathophysiology and cerebrovascular disease terms provided evidence for the additive effect (the existence of arrows B in Fig. 1) and not a synergistic effect (arrow C) of Alzheimer's disease pathophysiology and cerebrovascular disease on cognition.

Because the slope of a linear regression is often dominated by responses at the higher end of exposures, the possibility of a zero slope at lower exposures (in effect, the existence of a threshold for the response) is masked in the regression.

New results on chiral discrimination effects, the existence of condensed phases in adsorbed monolayers, and the design of molecular recognition systems are reviewed.

Since all the specifications control for regional fixed effects, the existence of an omitted variable not correlated with the observed province characteristics and that varies within the region is unlikely.14.14

Molecular dynamics is a vital tool to simulate and characterize the importance of disjoining force effects on the existence of negative pressures in liquids at the nanoscale.

(MMK 4.3) It is significant that what is denied here is not just the ascription of the label 'cause' to some object because it is related to some other object, the effect, but the existence of the cause in the absence of the effect.

We note that the time delay has an effect on the permanence and the global attractivity of periodic solution of system (1.3), but time delay has no effect on the existence of positive periodic solutions.