Sentence examples for relating cause from inspiring English sources

Establishing the time at which a particular event happened is a fundamental concern when relating cause and effect in any forensic investigation.

It is clear that there are several differences between PV and EPV and several challenges that need to be overcome if EPV is to be effective in practice, particularly with respect to relating cause and effect.

In a study of patients with refractory RA [ 12], an infection was complicated by an existing heart condition during rituximab therapy, which led to the death of a patient, thus illustrating the difficulty in clearly relating cause of death in the context of severe confounding risk factors.

Fig. 4 Process diagrams relating causes and effects of damage in Staufen, Böblingen, Kamen-Wasserkurl, and Wiesbaden to geological conditions and hydrogeological processes.

Schaffner (1993, 1994) suggests this structure is the norm throughout biology, and sees it as relating causes and effects at different levels of explanation.

The second, related, cause is the relentless spread of a new logic about the planet — that we have five times as much carbon in our reserves as we can safely burn.

There is a constraint here; the idea that explanations of psychological phenomena should relate cause and effect in ways that we find intelligible.

This approach is confined to the correlated parts of the wind turbulence and the associated wind forces, it relates cause and effect.

All of the events of my life are related, cause and effect.

Pancreatic cancer is the third most common cancer related cause of death.

No attempt was made to relate cause of death to PBB exposure or tissue concentration.