Sentence examples for questions on causation from inspiring English sources

In biology, physicochemical explanations are addressed by Tinbergen's questions on causation and ontogeny, which taken together are known as "proximate" causes.

The findings on all cancers, and specific cancers (particularly colorectal, prostate and breast), raise important questions on causation, and on public health and clinical policies.

Moral and political philosophers, Hockett and Kreitner noted, have admirably tackled the "what inequalities matter" and "why" questions for decades now, while some social scientists have done helpful work on the questions of causation and cure.

Griffiths (2008) has argued such a focus by the behavioral ecologists on questions of function at the expense of questions of causation, development and phylogeny (but especially development) was highly problematic, since the four questions cannot be properly answered independently.

These questions of causation may turn out to be difficult.

He avoids questions that cannot be answered by research, even questions of causation that engage most of his colleagues.

This article reviews behavioral-genetic research to show how it can help address questions of causation in developmental psychopathology.

"In those 2013 experiments, we focused on the question of causation – can reading fiction cause improved theory of mind, at least in the immediate context of reading?

Douglas A. Berman, an expert on sentencing issues at Ohio State University's law school, said that the latest decision suggests that judges are becoming "notably less eager to fudge the law" on the question of causation "to enable an obviously deserving victim to collect from an obviously unpleasant defendant" in these cases.

The question of causation, however, remains contested.

For Mr Freer, it is a question of causation.