Which Is NOT True of Temporality

Which is NOT true of temporality?

A) Temporality is defined as the timing between the proposed cause and a lower rate of disease or injury.
B) For temporality to help with identifying causality in epidemiological studies, the control and intervention groups have to be at the same health level from the onset of the study.
C) For temporality to help with identifying causality in epidemiological studies, the measurement of the outcome, such as activity, must precede the measurement of subsequent events of disease or death.
D) For temporality to help with identifying causality in epidemiological studies, it is important to determine whether an association, for instance between fitness and disease rates, holds as time passes.