causation信息详情
n.原因；因果关系；出现
causations───n.原因；因果关系；出现
cassation───n.废弃；撤消原判；室外组曲
caudation───警告
causational───因果关系
accusation───n.控告，指控；谴责
causative───adj.成为原因的；惹起…的；n.使役动词
caution───n.小心，谨慎；警告，警示；vt.警告
cessation───n.停止；中止；中断
causationism───n.因果论
Coincidence is not causation.───巧合并非其原因。
gene is only part of the causation of illness.───基因只是疾病的部分诱因。
Of course correlation is not causation.───当然联系不是因果关系。
Much of the second half is taken up with the devilishly tricky business of trying to extract causation from correlation.───下半部分的大部分内容处理的是努力从相关性引出因果关系这种特别微妙的做法。
The paradigm is sort of a standard thought about efficient causation is a mechanical contact.───这个图表是关于因果关系的标准思想，内容都与机械学相关。
But in what follows, even this bit of tedious and phoney theory of causation disappears, and one finds only a mass of inexplicable events.───接下去，他就连这点无聊的伪造的因果论也不见了，出现了一大堆莫名其妙的事变。
One of the fundamental ideas of scientific thinking can be summed up in the phrase: "Correlation does not imply causation. "───一条基本的科学思想可以概括如下：“相关性并不意味着因果联系”。
Causation and mere correlation often get muddied in studies like this, but either way, a sexy voice at least appears to sell the goods.───因果关系和相互联系往往在这类试验中是难以分清。但不论如何，至少有一副性感的声音是优势。
Due to the fact that causation is ubiquitous, the existence of causative constructions, no doubt, is also universal in world languages.───现实世界致使现象的普遍存在，使得致使结构成为世界各语言中不可逃避的语言现象。
In order to break the chain of causation the third party act must be independent of the breach of duty.
The prevalent analyses of causation seem justifiably only to allow events and possibly agents as causes.
But how exactly can causation be conceived in two such different ways?
A powerful argument for causation could be the effect of treatment interventions.
Causation in fact deals with the question of whether as a matter of fact the damage was caused by the breach of duty.
Causation, it can be supposed, is less clearly conceived by us than other basic facts.
The gene is only part of the causation of illness.
The first element is sometimes called causation in fact[sentencedict.com], and the latter causation in law.
Once triggered, however, a process of cumulative causation sets in.