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ANALOGY:
DISTRIBUTION OF THE DISEASE MAY BE SUFFICIENTLY SIMILAR TO THAT OF SOME
OTHER DISEASE THAT WAS COMPLETELY AND SATISFACTORILY INVESTIGATED AS TO
SUGGEST CERTAIN CAUSES ARE COMMON TO BOTH. RESIDUES: WHATEVER PHENOMENON VARIES IN ANY MANNER, WHENEVER ANOTHER PHENOMENON VARIES IN SOME PARTICULAR MANNER, IS EITHER A CAUSE OR AN EFFECT OF THAT PHENOMENON, OR IS CONNECTED WITH IT THROUGH SOME FACTOR OF CAUSATION.
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