Sentence examples for separating cause from inspiring English sources

Scripted video-vignette studies enable experimental investigation of specific elements of patient provider communication, separating cause and effect.

Separating art from imagination is simply the exercise of separating cause from effect.

In a separate opinion that partly agreed and partly disagreed with the majority, Justice Clarence Thomas all but predicted that Miami won't be able to show that the banks' lending practices led to its troubles ― largely because there are far too many other factors separating cause and effect.

One would anticipate changes in chromatin marks in the t(X A) cells themselves; however, separating cause and effect would not be possible in our cell lines.

The study of epigenetic changes in the β-cell in T2D is likely to provide important new insight as well, but these studies are severely limited by the small number of islets available from patients with T2D and the difficulties separating cause and effect in hyperglycemia.

In August, the company also recalled crossover S.U.V.'s and Lexus hybrids for faulty rear suspension arms that could separate, causing the driver to lose control.

As it was, the damage caused by the bombing caused severe flooding that threatened to send the ship to the harbor floor in the aftermath of the attack, and again on Sunday when water pressure caused a seam in a bulkhead surrounding the ship's driveshaft to separate, causing tons of seawater to flood into compartments that had already been pumped out.

Rarely, a bipartite patella may separate, causing rupture of the extensor mechanism with quadriceps avulsion [16] (Fig. 12).

These pairs bind with the quarks being separated, causing new hadrons to form.

If you could separate causes from results, if you could know Paine, Marx, Jefferson, Lenin, were results, not causes, you might survive.

If you could separate causes from results, if you could know that Paine, Marx, Jefferson, Lenin, were results, not causes, you might survive.