The problem I was having with my narrative was that there was very little plot, very little causation, and so, when I created dramatized, visceral reality, the weak plot left the reader stuck in a particular scene.
I wonder if we might be getting a little causation mixed in with our correlation here.
There is little independent causation of hypoglycemia; however, hypoglycemia may occur when sitagliptin is combined with medications, such as sulfonylureas or insulin.
Granted, this step can look a little like assuming causation from correlation; but in the murky fog of launching a new product, it's often the best thing we've got.
Moreover, although there is strong evidence of the association between acidosis and poor outcome in critically ill patients, there is little evidence of causation.
However, we know little about disease causation at the genome level, and in fact, most CHD mutations lie outside of the HD, often in conserved domains with largely unknown functions.
It'll be a long time before we have any idea as to what causes asexuality, and I think that causation has little relevance to validity, " he writes back.
Clinical registries of severe injury cases (i.e. trauma registries), with complete ascertainment of all severe injuries presenting to hospitals within specified populations are focused on trauma system performance and mostly record little information regarding injury causation.
Moreover, the use of job titles may even be an advantage, since the choice of vocation preceded the onset of the prostate cancer by many years, thus giving little room for reversed causation.
Unlike "The Northern Clemency," there is little sense of history or causation in "King of the Badgers," and instead of a portrait of a community we're left with a catalogue of irritations.
However, for a factor such as education, which in most cases would have been attained years prior to breast cancer diagnosis, reverse causation probably plays little role.
