Conditio sine qua non

Aim: Different processes or events which are objectively given and real are equally one of the foundations of human life (necessary conditions) too. However, a generally accepted, logically consistent (bio)-mathematical description of these natural processes is still not in sight. Methods: Discrete random variables are analysed. Results: The mathematical formula of the necessary condition is developed. The impact of study design on the results of a study is considered. Conclusion: Study data can be analysed for necessary conditions.

https://vixra.org/abs/2006.0014

Keywords

Ilija Barukčić, Barukčić, risk factor, Epidemiology, necessary condition, causal relationship, p Value, Necessary condition, Barukcic, Biostatistics, Conditio sine qua non, Condition, conditio sine qua non

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