Examples of 'causal effects' in a sentence

Meaning of "causal effects"

causal effects ~ Causal effects refer to the relationship between cause and effect, where one event or action results in another event or outcome. It is used to describe the direct impact or influence that one factor has on another

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The estimation of causal effects from observational data.
Now there are multiple causal effects.
The causal effects of an industrial policy.
The presence of adoption agencies has no causal effects.
Determine causal effects of agricultural interventions.
Testing hypotheses on specific environmental causal effects on behavior.
Causal effects on materials.
Use caution in interpreting these results as causal effects of.
Researchers then tested causal effects on subsequent emotion regulation.
Hence it is about a collection of knowledge of the causal effects above.
Tracing of the causal effects of ideas in International Relations.
Optimal matching is also a term used in statistical modelling of causal effects.
In this case you do not know the causal effects of eating the apple.
Much more research is required to actually establish any causal effects.
Predictions, explanations and causal effects from longitudinal data.

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These amount to statistical correlations without necessarily capturing causal effects.
However, the causal effects of working on health are not well understood yet.
The impact evaluation determines the causal effects of the program.
We describe results from studies using similar data, definitions and methods to capture causal effects.
Results include estimates of causal effects on health, via malnutrition and malaria.
In this example, we would have to determine three different causal effects.
In order to measure the causal effects of Tuungane, we use randomized intervention.
As for the other variables, the results must be interpreted as correlations, not causal effects.
Events in Tibet have had causal effects on Bhutan-Indian relations.
Or that something may entail causal inference, learning about causal effects from the data observed.
But in terms of effect sizes, the causal effects are modest.
Therefore, they can be used to study the causal effects of alcohol intake.
Essays in Public and Labour Economics: Estimating causal effects using regional variation.

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