Sentence examples for intermediate cause from inspiring English sources

One such intermediate cause that was of great importance for Boyle is the spring (or pressure) of the air (see Anstey 2002b; Chalmers 2012).

Then successive lines invite going back through the sequences that led to death, the last line of part 1 providing the underlying cause of death, and the lines between the first and the last delivering the intermediate cause(s).

If controlling for a well measured intermediate cause does not remove the association, it is not an intermediate cause.

Intermediate cause was defined as a factor in a causal pathway; therefore, controlling for an intermediate cause removes the association between an explanatory variable and outcome.

In the relationship between time on CV and mortality, OI could be an intermediate cause.

Furthermore, adjusting prior time on CV by OI as an intermediate cause did not block the effect of prior time on CV.

The second is intermediate causes, those that created the immediate cause.

Other Protestant theologians saw a solution to the difficulty through the argument that God operates through intermediate causes.

We excluded any intermediate causes, such as hyperlipidemia and nutrition deficiencies, as comorbidities.

Herschel went on to say that "we are led, by all analogy, to suppose he [i.e., the Creator] operates through a series of intermediate causes".

It was postulated that intrinsic roughness of the energy landscape on the way downhill to the intermediate causes the lack of a single time-scale.