Sentences with phrase «causation leads to the result»
The absence of any evidence of causation leads to the result that there is no genuine issue requiring a trial, and this court must dismiss the plaintiff's action.
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Reverse causation refers, in this context, to the possibility that a mood disorder may lead to higher sugar intake, so that the diet - mental health association is wholly or partly the result of poor mental health rather than of high sugar intake13, 14,15.
And in answer to the argument some have made that a broad interpretation of the MBTA could lead to such absurd results as convictions for bird deaths caused by automobiles, airplanes, and plate glass windows, the Moon Lake court pointed out that to obtain a guilty verdict, the government must prove proximate causation.