causal findings
[ˈkɔːzəl ˈfaɪndɪŋz]
nounpl: causal findings
descobertas causais
1. Research or investigative results that establish or demonstrate a cause-and-effect relationship between variables or phenomena
The causal findings of the study showed that smoking directly increases the risk of lung cancer.
As descobertas causais do estudo mostraram que fumar aumenta diretamente o risco de câncer de pulmão.
2. Conclusions in scientific, legal, or investigative contexts that identify what caused a particular outcome or event
The accident investigation's causal findings revealed that equipment failure was the primary cause.
As descobertas causais da investigação do acidente revelaram que a falha do equipamento foi a causa principal.
3. Evidence-based conclusions about causal relationships in empirical research or forensic analysis
The epidemiological causal findings established a link between pollution levels and respiratory disease.
As descobertas causais epidemiológicas estabeleceram uma ligação entre os níveis de poluição e doenças respiratórias.
The term 'causal findings' is primarily used in academic, scientific, legal, and investigative contexts in both American and Brazilian English/Portuguese. In Brazil, it appears frequently in medical research, legal proceedings, and accident investigations. The concept reflects a preference in formal discourse for establishing definitive cause-and-effect relationships rather than mere correlations, which is critical in legal liability cases and scientific validation.
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