Sentence examples for understanding of cause from inspiring English sources

The Enlightenment was a period in history when fanciful thinking gave way to a more rational understanding of cause and effect.

"B.C., driving in the car with Iyal, if I turned down an unfamiliar route, he might say, 'What happened?' A.C., sensing I'd taken a wrong turn, Iyal asked: 'Were you distracted by Chancer and that's why you made a bad turn?' That showed an understanding of cause and effect, and a high-level word choice.

A better understanding of cause and pathophysiology of the disease is needed to archive these improvements.

Supposedly, by maintaining an abstract conceptual understanding of cause and effect within the task at hand, Vicarious' Schema Networks can run effectively in different environments without retraining.

Neither of the four alternatives just examined allows a plausible understanding of cause and effect as existing with svabhāva.

"Specifically directed prevention based on an understanding of cause has long guided the attack on communicable and other diseases…the biologic principles that govern disease as a community problem are interpreted as holding equally well for injuries.

Strategic principles, underpinned by the understanding of cause-effect relationships, are rare.

The aim of this research is to investigate the effect of system dynamics approach, in understanding of cause-effect relationship.

The understanding of causes and drivers might be improved by a further processing of the InSAR data into change categories (Fig. 2e), see the Methods chapter below.

Our understanding of causes of sudden and severe headache is evolving, yet we do not have a precise knowledge of trends or causes of this symptom in a population over time.

The phylogenetic relationships proposed in this paper will provide a better understanding of causes, patterns and dynamics of the relatively rapid diversification within the East Asian cyprinids.