causation

n.

原因，（某种结果的）出现，发生因果关系；

1. In legal discourse causation is particularly important.
   在法律推论中，因果关系特别重要。
2. The scientist is possessed by the sense of universal causation.
   科学家对普适性的因果关系感到痴迷。
3. Weather is a predominant influence in the causation of cold injury.
   在招致寒冷损伤中，气候是一个突出的影响因素。
4. When necessary, the expert will be assigned to determine the causation.
   有需要时,将聘请专家调查找出造成事故的原因。

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