Sentence examples for makes a causal from inspiring English sources

Her "integrative pluralism" aims to isolate individual causes and model them individually, seeing how each makes a causal contribution on its own.

The structure I use makes a causal interpretation of immigration (the 1990 2000 cohort) as affecting the volunteering participation of native-born United States citizens more plausible than in other related studies.

To bring the clearest examples into view, let us focus on income as a social determinant of health and assume that individual income makes a causal contribution to individual life expectancy.

These periodic, lethal event associated investigations makes a causal link to any one vector as a colonization cause difficult to assess.

In addition, the associations did not increase with extended duration of use, cumulative dose, or time since first use of pioglitazone, which makes a causal association less likely.

Uric acid has been implicated in the pathophysiology of renal disease; however renal clearance makes a causal relationship difficult to prove.

The main attempts to specify what makes a causal-informational state a mental representation are Asymmetric Dependency Theories (e.g., Fodor 1987, 1990a, 1994) and Teleological Theories (Fodor 1990b, Millikan 1984, Papineau 1987, Dretske 1988 , 1995.

Meanwhile, off stage, the Greek economy collapses, and Sinclair understandably can't resist making a causal connection between the "nation's bankruptcy" and its Olympic folly.

So far, much to Downing Street's relief, there has been a commendable (if surprising) reluctance to make a causal connection between Mr Blair's Iraq policy and the bombings.

I am not making a causal link between her death and the toxic manner in which the campaign has been conducted, though you may be struck by the hypersensitive reaction from Leave propagandists when anyone suggests that there might be a link.

Other health effects are more difficult to make a causal link with certain PCP ingredients.