Sentence examples for evidence of cause from inspiring English sources

The murders, the church says, are anomalies -- not evidence of cause and effect.

An environmental risk assessment of a new agricultural management practice depends upon the provision of empirical evidence of cause and effect.

The word "probably" is the one that matters: Goldacre is big on probability, and a relentless scourge of "science" journalism: the kind of lazy hackwork that picks up a spurious finding or a dodgy argument and presents it as evidence of cause and effect.

"The evidence shows that this was a young female, aged between 18 and 22, but we have no evidence of cause of death.

Investigators point out that these are self-reported events and do not establish any evidence of cause and effect with respect to either miscarriage or side effects.

Most of the research published to date including this new data shows mutual relationships, not necessarily evidence of cause and effect.

Statistical analyses showed distinct groupings of land use categories providing evidence of cause-effect pathways attributed to individual land uses.

The 16-member study committee focused primarily on how the agency, and later NASA, conducted their investigations, and whether the results yielded conclusive evidence of causes beyond pedals, floor mats or driver error.

Overall, the report found "no conclusive evidence of cause-and-effect relationships between GE crops and environmental problems". However, the committee recognized that weed and insect resistance related to GE crops is increasing, calling for more attention and efforts to mitigate this problem.

The group shared some of the images with a team of forensic pathologists from Physicians for Human Rights, who analyzed the photos for evidence of causes of death.

Although there is no evidence of cause-effect relationships, international trade has probably enhanced internal trade and wood exchange within China.