concomitant variation method

If first phenomenon varies in one way, and second phenomenon varies in the same or opposite way, first phenomenon is cause or effect, or relates to cause, of second phenomenon {concomitant variation method} {method of concomitant variation}. However, unobserved causes and effects are possible.

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