Sentence examples for exact causation from inspiring English sources
Therefore, further studies are needed to establish the relationship between API5 and the aggressiveness of cervical cancer cells, and to identify the exact causation of API5 overexpression in cervical cancer.
Multifactorial studies assessing all the risk factors associated with CKDu comprehensively and simultaneously would shed more light in revealing in exact mechanism of causation of the disease.
Exact mechanism of causation of chronic kidney disease of unknown etiology (CKDu) in Sri Lanka is not described to date, despite the identification of possible multiple risk factors.
The exact order and causation of these changes are still intensely debated [ 2- 6], but there is an emerging consensus regarding the key cellular features already present in the last eukaryotic common ancestor.
Although the exact mechanism(s) for WAD causation have not been established, several have been proposed and it is likely the mechanism(s) are associated with the kinematics of the head relative to the torso.
The precise chain of causation remains murky.
While Aβ has been implicated in the causation of AD, the exact role played by Aβ and its APP precursor are still unclear.
The exact role of IL-18 in causation of diabetes is not clear.
This conclusion is an exact parallel, in an occasionalist account of natural causation, to the theological controversy about God's grace that engulfed both Catholicism and Calvinism in the same period.
All of these are legitimate concerns, but psychologists often go equally overboard in the exact opposite direction- espousing an extreme psychosocial reductionism that denies any biological causation or any role for medication, even in the treatment of people with severe mental illness.
William Sutherland and colleagues suggest twenty key points (such as 'no measurement is exact', 'correlation does not imply causation' and randomization avoids bias') that policymakers and the wider public should bear in mind when interpreting scientific claims.
