Sentence examples for show a causal link from inspiring English sources

The researchers made it clear that their findings, while intriguing, did not show a causal link, only a strong correlation.

Namely, they do not show a causal link between antidepressants and developmental delays, require further study to have greater meaning, and must be considered in the context of other research.

And, in fact – as pro sexual liberty campaigner Obscenity Lawyer's blog has pointed out – they outright admit that science has never been able to show a causal link between violent porn and sexual violence.  .

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced in July 2010 that no charges would be brought, because the disagreement between the first and later pathologists meant the CPS could not show a causal link between the death and the alleged assault.

Reducing tobacco use was not considered because available evidence is insufficient to show a causal link with colorectal cancer [ 32].

Our study, which is based on data from a cohort study, has a cross-sectional design and can therefore not show a causal link between the experience of sexual violence and pregnancy-related physical symptoms.

The National Cooperative Study in 1954 showed a causal link between supplemental oxygen and retinopathy of prematurity, but subsequent curtailment of supplemental oxygen caused an increase in infant mortality.

The ATM inhibitor, Ku55933, reversed the S arrest and ATM-Chk1/Chk2-Cdc25A-Cdk2 activation1 actriggeredtriggered by SC-III3, the results showed a causal link between ATM activation and S arrest in the treated cancer cells.

Others have also recently drawn this conclusion [ postnatal exposure shows a causal link with the development of asthma in childhood" (Gilmour et al. 2006); and "strong evidence also supports a causal role of environmental tobacco smoke in childhood asthma, especially in the induction of asthma, but also in the poor overall control of an established disease" Jaakkola and Jaakkola 2002)].

Lead author Alison Christie's follow-up work (as yet unpublished) is showing evidence of a causal link, where mindfulness training seems to increase values-based action, which in turn is linked to higher well-being in the future.

This initial analysis showed evidence for a causal link between the community response to the HIV epidemic, in the form of participation in local community groups (Putnam, 2000), and reductions in the incidence of HIV infection and associated risk behaviour in women (but not men) from 1998 to 2003, the period of reduction in sexual risk behaviour (Gregson et al., 2011).