causal results
[ˈkɔːzuəl rɪˈzʌlts]
nounpl: causal results
resultados causais
1. outcomes or consequences that directly result from a specific cause or action; effects that can be traced back to a particular causal relationship
The experiment demonstrated clear causal results between increased temperature and reaction rate.
O experimento demonstrou resultados causais claros entre o aumento de temperatura e a taxa de reação.
2. in logic and philosophy, consequences that necessarily follow from a premise or condition
Understanding causal results is essential for developing effective scientific theories.
Compreender os resultados causais é essencial para desenvolver teorias científicas eficazes.
3. in research and statistics, measurable outcomes attributed directly to an independent variable
The study analyzed causal results of the new policy implementation.
O estudo analisou os resultados causais da implementação da nova política.
The term 'causal results' is primarily used in academic, scientific, and philosophical contexts in both English-speaking countries and Brazil. It is central to the scientific method and empirical research, where establishing causal relationships rather than mere correlations is crucial for credibility. In Brazilian academic circles, 'resultados causais' is essential terminology for university-level research papers and scientific discussions.
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