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. Martin Holzmann:

   This suggests that there’s a causal relationship, but a registry study can’t answer that question, it is possible that those who received PDE5 inhibitors were healthier than those on alprostadil and therefore had a lower risk. To ascertain whether it is the drug that reduces the risk, we would need to randomly assign patients to two groups, one that takes PDE5 and one that doesn’t. The results we have now give us very good reason to embark on such a study.

2. Christopher Dye:

   If we take all the information we have at the moment, the case for a causal link is quite strong, we should now say that Zika is guilty until proven innocent.

3. Marie VanNostrand:

   The number of people being arrested now who have pending cases -- which is what the mayor is referencing -- has in fact increased. Now, the causes of that aren't necessarily clear, the mayor made some reference to bail reform... We also know that cases are going on longer because of the pandemic court closures and those types of things. So there's certainly potentially competing causal factors.

4. Max Rose:

   There's definitely a causal relationship to this and the stats do not lie, emerging in New York, particularly over the last year, there is a revolving door, a culture of criminality without consequence, some of which I think is undeniably tied to this bail law. And what's shocking about this is that this solution is so obvious. We need to give judges discretion to actually make decisions pending to the individual case, particularly as it pertains to these individuals who keep on committing crimes. It's my belief that we should be listening to law enforcement officials on the ground.

5. Frank Bandiera:

   We’re not sure if it’s causal or not, i think (the research) is still in the early stages and the findings are inconclusive.