Sentence examples for making the causal from inspiring English sources

This way, we can explicitly describe the kind of dependence that occurs between PY and PX|Y making the causal hypothesis "Y causes X" implausible.

By explicitly making the causal connection between the critical cues and the goal-directed response through the if-then format, these plans effectively move people from planning to automatically carrying out the behaviours [ 38, 39].

It does not require much legal imagination to make the causal connection.

When asked about the relationship between the rising popularity of food banks and cuts to the benefit system, he said it was difficult to "make the causal connections".

Perhaps the most important difference from training dogs (and children) is that cats don't learn from punishment or scolding: their short-term memory is poor and they are unable to make the causal link between action and punishment.

By eliminating the causal conjunction because, the author makes the causal connection between the two clauses less explicit, although that connection might still be surmised in context.

To make the causal loop diagram easier to follow, we have unpacked its core into a series of cause tree diagrams in Figures  10A E.

If S represents a BN, S another BN, and if pr(S|D) is larger than pr(S|D), then the change in probability makes the causal link stronger.

On the other hand, data analyzed in this study came from a cross-sectional survey and, as a result, it is not able to make the causal inferences from our associations.

Therefore, at face value, these causal orientation methods have the potential to reduce the number of, and in some cases even eliminate, randomized experiments needed for causal orientation of edges in the Markov equivalence class of graphs and make the causal model fully identifiable from observational data alone.

The arrows make clear the causal relationships and direction of effect between the variables.