demonstrated causes
[/ˌdemənˈstreɪtɪd ˈkɔːzɪz/]
noun phrase
causas demonstradas
1. Causes that have been proven or shown through evidence, argument, or experimentation
The study identified several demonstrated causes of climate change.
O estudo identificou várias causas demonstradas das mudanças climáticas.
2. In philosophy and logic, causes whose existence and relationship to effects have been established through rational proof
Aristotle distinguished between demonstrated causes and mere correlations.
Aristóteles distinguiu entre causas demonstradas e meras correlações.
3. In legal or academic contexts, causes that have been established or proven through evidence
The court ruled based on the demonstrated causes of the accident.
O tribunal decidiu com base nas causas demonstradas do acidente.
This term is primarily used in academic, scientific, legal, and philosophical contexts in both English and Portuguese-speaking communities. It reflects the importance placed on empirical evidence and rational argumentation in Western intellectual traditions. In Brazilian legal proceedings, 'causas demonstradas' is particularly significant in establishing liability and determining outcomes.
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