Synonyms for causal
ˈkɔ zəlcausal

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1. causaladjective

   involving or constituting a cause; causing

   "a causal relationship between scarcity and higher prices"

   Antonyms:
   noncausal, noncausative

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1. causaladjective

   Synonyms:
   causative

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1. List of paraphrases for "causal":

   causality, cause-effect, causative, causation, cause-and-effect, etiologic, etiological, casual, determinants

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1. The CDC:

   A review of available clinical information, including death certificates, autopsy, and medical records has not established a causal link to COVID-19 vaccines.

2. Adam Leventhal:

   If we can determine if there is a potential causal link that is consistent across studies, then we can design interventions to curb media exposure. Even simple educational information to let teachers, parents, and pediatric health professionals know that there could be an increased risk when they talk with their teens about digital media use might be helpful.

3. David Katz:

   Hypoxia is a plausible linking causal factor, and has been demonstrated in infants residing at high altitude.

4. Ishan Paranjpe:

   While other work has also linked cannabis with CAD, there are several potential confounders that may explain this relationship. Our MR analysis suggests this relationship may be directly causal.

5. Claire Mysko:

   We're not making a causal relationship in that BMI tests cause eating disorders because these are very, very complex illnesses ... but these tests can be trigger moments, so if someone is vulnerable and in a vulnerable place (and is) being weighed at school or being measured in whatever way ... these are things that can be very triggering for those who are at risk.