Sentences with phrase «to imply causation»

This is a classic correlation does not imply causation situation.

I am not implying that correlation generally implies causation, but in this case it is extremely obvious.

While the usual caution of correlation not implying causation applies here, the result is still intriguing.

As is often said, «correlation does not imply causation,» and this could be true here.

The standard caution applies: Correlation does not necessarily imply causation.

It is significant, but it doesn't automatically imply causation,» Zaidi says, adding that long - ago migration and even sexual selection could have played major parts.

CORRELATION DOES NOT IMPLY CAUSATION!!!!!!!!» And then there's the other corner... the tree - huggers, the whistle - blowers, the... [Read more...]

April 2011 [14] Although correlation does not necessarily imply causation, high correlation is an ever - present and necessary characteristic of causation.

«Of course correlation does not automatically imply causation,» says Dr. Jones.

Correlation does not imply causation.

Also remember: correlation does not imply causation.

For many of the relationships between the two that have been suggested are at best highly tentative, and in any event can not be construed to imply causation.

Now correlation does not imply causation, but it sure takes the wind out of the argument that you need god on your side for prosperity and happiness.

However, new research on father absence shows that old adage, «correlation does not imply causation,» does not apply to the effects of father absence on children.

Correlation, after all, does not necessarily imply causation.

An often - quoted mantra in the world of statistics is that «correlation does not imply causation.»

The authors of the CHAA study acknowledge that the study presents correlation but does not imply causation, but stress that the evidence linking business value with health and safety programming continues to grow and is useful to investors.

It is important to remember that correlation does not imply causation,» says Garen Wintemute, the director of the Violence Prevention Research Program at the University of California, Davis (see «Firearms research: The gun fighter).

As any logician will tell you, Correlation Does Not Imply Causation.

While correlation between the two can be shown to be very strong, it does not imply causation, still there are some interesting parallels between eye color and personality traits.

This is only correlation and correlation does not imply causation — we can not say that taking antibiotics caused the person to develop celiac disease.

This does not imply causation.

However... correlation does not imply causation and there is no guarantee that the avocados caused these people to be in better health.

«Correlation does not imply causation» is sound advice when it stops specious interpretations.

Correlation does not imply causation, however, and it would be important to use archival data to study the introduction of specific policies regarding teacher recruitment and retention to see whether these policies achieve more diverse teaching forces as a consequence — or whether diverse teaching forces achieved via these policies are more or less effective than are those otherwise observed.

Examples of correlations that imply causation and some that do not (due to a coincidence or thir...

While realizing that correlation does not imply causation, we conclude that part of positive home - school relations, so often cited in the literature and so prevalent in our most effective schools, is making a concerted effort to reach out to parents.

Correlation, however, does not imply causation.

Correlation does not imply causation, and such trademark had been registered before in 2009, so it might just a trademark registered «just in case», but... let the speculation begin!

While correlation does not imply causation, there is only so much one can ascribe to chance, and proposing alternate explanations allows one to test those proposed explanations retrospectively.