Sentence examples similar to evident causation from inspiring English sources
As thought, the CNVs might help to explain some cases of diseases with evident genetic causation but lack of a genetic clarification [49].
Arguably, from the points of view both of health-care needs assessment and of public education, precise diagnosis does not greatly matter: medication overuse in association with headache on ≥15 days/month is a bad combination whether causation is evident or not.
Thus, the role of a putative genetic factor in cancer causation is evident here; otherwise, the response of proband families to environmental agent(s) would be expected to parallel closely that of spouse families.
Most elementary knowledge about physical causation in humans is evident in early infancy (but see Hood et al. 2000 for contradictory results in infants involving different procedures).
The ambiguity of causation versus correlation is especially evident in the question of whether or not ubiquitination and sumoylation themselves are a source of toxicity.
These are most evident for physical traits like skin and hair colour, where genetic causation is entirely uncontroversial.
Therefore the causation for termination of the test and thus the relationship between pain and extensibility, evident only in men, is probably mediated by behavioural interpretation of the pain elicited during stretch.
Causation goes both ways.
"Coincidence, coevolution, or causation?
