causal
causal 英 [ˈkɔ:zl] 美 [ˈkɔzəl]
adj. 因果关系的；有原因的 n. 表示原因的连词
- Have you ever heard the saying "One thing leads to another"? When one thing is known for certain to cause another thing, then the first thing can be called causal.
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- adj. 因果关系的；有原因的
- n. 表示原因的连词
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1. Yes if you got a correlation that strong it must be causal.
如果你有一个那么强的相关性，他肯定有因果关系。
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2. But he conceded that the research does not establish a causal link and that the study did not control for many possible variables.
但是他也承认这项研究并未建立一个因果关系的关联，而且该研究没有控制许多可能的变量。
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3. Phil Wolff's research shows that people are quite good at recognizing these kinds of causal situations and combining them together to better understand more complex events.
菲尔沃尔夫的研究表明，人们能够非常好地认识到这一类因果关系，将它们综合在一起，以便更好地了解更复杂的事件。
- causal (adj.) 1530s, in grammar and logic, "expressing a cause," from Latin causalis "relating to a cause," from causa "a cause, reason" (see cause (n.)). From 1560s as "relating to a cause or causes;" 1640s as "being a cause, producing effects."
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