causation

Scientists are studying the causation of climate change.

The police are investigating the causation of the car accident.

The causation of the economic downturn is complex and multifaceted.

Understanding the causation of social issues is crucial for finding solutions.

The study aims to establish a causation between stress and heart disease.

Legal experts are debating the causation of the crime.

The court must determine the causation of the injury before assigning liability.

Causation is a fundamental concept in philosophy and science.

The causation of the problem lies in poor communication between team members.

Correlation is not causation, as the saying goes.

Correlation, in other words, rather than causation.

Correlation is not causation, but the evidence of a robust connection is hard to ignore.

Correlation is not causation, however: it could be that unhappy people seek refuge online.

Correlation is not causation, of course; successful businesses may feel freer to appoint atypical board members.

Unfortunately, as we all know, assuming causation can be risky.

That's why I call it the smoking gun of human causation.

Interesting, but it's important to note that correlation does not equal causation.

And then there's also this fallacy of correlation that our brain assumes is causation.

To draw a firm conclusion, however, would take a clearer understanding of the direction of causation.