Sentence examples for of the causation from inspiring English sources

I think much of the causation goes the other way: the influx of unauthorized immigrants was a byproduct of Arizona's booming economy.

The many victims of such illnesses, in Ohio as elsewhere, might interpret the Ohio Insurance Department's rather crudely put theory of the causation of illness as an insult added to injury.

"White prejudice and the consequent discrimination against the Negroes block their efforts to raise their low plane of living; this, on the other hand, forms part of the causation of the prejudice on the side of the whites which leads them to discriminatory behavior".

With respect to the cumulative character of the causation – the defendant only being one of many contributors to climate change – the Court of Appeals in its oral hearing took the position that with reference to proportional causation, only partial and not joint and several liability can be justified.

To address these problems, Schneider develops a computational theory that is based on the Global Workspace approach; develops a theory of symbols, "the algorithmic view"; and brings her theory of symbols to bear on LOT's account of the causation of thought and behavior.

In doing so, he completely changes the course of the causation debate, reversing what everyone else thought about the idea of necessary connection.

But the contribution of heredity to the causation of sporadic malignancies, like cervical cancer is unclear.

This interacts with discussions of the role of causation in seeing (for discussion of the role of causation in perception, see entry on the causation and perception).

The role of personality in the causation of cancer survival has been controversial.

Nonetheless, the role of TCDD in the causation of atopic dermatitis remains controversial.

There is, however, a lack of empirical evidence indicating the causation of wound blistering.