Sentence examples for use of causal language from inspiring English sources

For the mechanical materialist, the latter causes the former – and in his routine use of causal language Damasio reveals himself as just that.

This approach found support in "ordinary language" philosophy and in analysis of the use of causal language in such contexts as the courtroom (Hart and Honoré 1959).

(Interestingly, Eells (1991, p. 88) offers the difference between the two expressions in (Dupré) as a measure of 'Average Degree of Causal Significance'.) Dupré's account surely comes closer to capturing our ordinary use of causal language.

Use of causal language was the most frequent spin strategy.

The most prevalent spin strategy related to the use of causal language identified in 68 (53 %) abstracts.

The most prevalent strategy of spin was the use of causal language, identified in 68 (53 %) abstracts.

Although history is presented only in terms of human actions, the absence of causal language makes agency appear limited.

Cofield et al. [ 30] observed a 31 % rate of causal language in a series of 525 peer-reviewed papers on obesity and nutrition.

Headlines that extrapolate from one cell culture study and use causal language won't make these decisions any easier and if anything are more likely to confuse patients and their physicians.

Before the 1930s, economists were generally willing to use causal language explicitly and literally, despite some concerns that there might be a conflict between causal analysis of economic changes and "comparative statics" treatments of equilibrium states.

Use of language reflects thoughts, and language shapes thoughts.