Sentence examples for in relation to causation from inspiring English sources

Specific recommendations have not been formulated for other secondary headaches, because our understanding of many of these disorders is incomplete and evolving, their causes and mechanisms are often unknown and their diagnostic criteria – particularly in relation to causation – often too uncertain to be usable in epidemiological studies.

Many questions remain to be answered including the specific nature of the contribution of these neuroplastic changes to the clinical condition specifically in relation to causation and how widespread these changes are with different MSD.

Where there has been a delay in diagnosis of breast cancer, the challenge is often in relation to causation, showing what the outcome would have been if the diagnosis had been made when it ought to have been.

First, such a composite outcome may be considered useful if the effects on death and on disability are continuous in their relation to causation in this context (and therefore act in the same direction).

But it has also been debated in the context of backward causation, because it gives a nice illustration of some of the philosophical problems that arise in relation to backward causation.

Genes that are functionally related to folate metabolism have been subjected to intensive genetic analysis in relation to NTD causation, principally through association studies (reviewed in 3, 4, 11).

Our findings identify evidence of cross-cultural and intra-group diversity in relation to MS causation.

139 A decade after stillbirth registration began in Scotland, the GRO in London, as a result of Scotland's apparent success in relation to stillbirth causation, began to consider implementing similar measures.

Results are evaluated in relation to established criteria for causation.

This indicates, too, that in relation to a normal observer forward causation and backward causation cannot be regarded as two different manifestations of nomologically reversible (but de facto irreversible) processes since both manifestations the common process and the very improbable reversed process would develop forward in time.

The report's sponsors make the classic mistake that statistical correlation indicates causation in relation to both these health problems and obesity.