Sentence examples for 1 causing from inspiring English sources

There must be places where us beardy weirdy eco types can enjoy a relaxing, interesting break without either 1) causing the extinction of a small reptile, or 2) having to wear tie-dye and not wash for two weeks.

This is likely because the valve opens earlier and closes loosely due to heat expansion under state 1, causing cylinder leakage and a drop in combustion pressure.

Rand coefficients of random numbers are uniformly distributed between 0 and 1, causing the particle search for its own route instead of moving on a straight line.

In the majority of cases the THQ values are greater than 1 causing concern for the levels of these two metal ions alone.

Diabetes is an incurable condition which leaves the body unable to control blood sugar levels, with type 1 causing the pancreas to stop producing insulin, a hormone which regulates the amount of glucose in blood.

The influence of the cantilever-surface gap became substantial for H = g/b < 1, causing the resonance peaks to shift towards lower frequencies and broaden significantly (decreasing quality factors).

Liebrich, though, would finally clip those wings, a crunching tackle (with the score at 5-1) causing a hairline fracture of Puskas's ankle.

And the ε is a small number between − 1 and +1 causing the new solution to be close to the old one.

The identification of mutations in at least six genes (SNCA, LRRK2, VPS35, Parkin, PINK1, and DJ-1) causing "classical PD" and several others involved in related parkinsonian phenotypes have broadened our understanding of the pathophysiological and molecular mechanisms underlying PD.

CFD studies evidenced that net-like spacer homogenizes flow distribution for all flow rates studied in this report (0.15 0.63 m s−1), causing an increase in local Reynolds numbers in this configuration in comparison with typical empty channel.

All of these antimicrobial treatments had a good antimicrobial effect, mainly against the mesophilic bacteria (1.5 log cfu g−1), causing a reduction of Enterobactericeae (2.2 log cfu g−1).