Which of the following of Hill's guidelines when present, supports a causal relationship, yet when absent does not nullify it?

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Hill's guidelines are a set of principles that can help establish a causal relationship between two variables. While the presence of these factors can support causation, their absence does not necessarily disprove it. Each of the options listed (dose-response, consistency, and biological plausibility) can support causation when present, but their absence does not nullify a causal relationship.

Which of the Following of Hill's Guidelines When Present, Supports