Sentence examples for some causality from inspiring English sources

Hume went so far as to argue that determinism is a necessary condition for freedom or at least, he argued that some causality principle along the lines of "same cause, same effect" is required.

Tabourier et al. show in a further paper [135] that even though large cascades of information spreading don't seem to happen in mobile call graphs, local short chain-like patterns and closed loops seem to be the effects of some causality and could very well be related to information spreading.

They write that research into extrinsic elements often results in an attempt to establish some causality between the extrinsic elements and a work.

One might speculate some causality between these factors; did weight gain lead to decline in QoL or did poorer QoL lead to weight gain?

There have been some causalities, but those years did more than turn us all into consummate caners; they were raw and idealistic, affirmation of people's ability to create life-changing movements out of nothing.

In some cases causality may run the other way.

With higher income concentration, top earners have more economic resources to influence both social beliefs (through thinktanks and media) and policies (through lobbying), thereby creating some "reverse causality" between income inequality, perceptions, and policies.

We consider that cognitive contents have some internal causality which can be regarded as context information.

Perhaps with some surprise, causality can be included in interpretive research framings without compromising the unique features of such research – actually by even building on some of its strongholds.

The links between pollution, institutions, and economic growth may be not so univocal as argued in the literature, as these factors may influence each other since some reverse causality may exist between them.

Some see causality, believing that only an invisible controlling agent could explain such wonders.