Sentence examples for cause a collection of from inspiring English sources

That can cause a collection of waste and make the muscles stiff.

In humans, mutations in the TBX3 transcription factor gene cause a collection of rare birth defects called "ulnar-mammary syndrome". People with this syndrome may have scant to absent hair in the eyebrows and arm pits, but the most well-known effects are missing or deformed hands and feet and shortened arms and legs.

In September, Schilt Publishing released "Probable Cause," a collection of Gunther's Newark photographs, taken between 2002 and 2011.

Quite a few men--up to 25 percent--have testosterone levels that fall below normal in middle age, and in some cases this transition causes a collection of symptoms that has come to be known as "male menopause" (or "manopause").

Along with fibrofolliculomas and kidney tumors, affected individuals frequently develop cysts (blebs or bullae) in the subpleural lung base or intraparenchymal space that may rupture and cause an abnormal collection of air in the chest cavity (pneumothorax), which could result in the collapse of a lung.

In an unusual joint appearance, Turnbull and treasurer Wayne Swan are coming together in Canberra today to back the cause, launching a collection of essays, Project Republic: Plans and Arguments for a New Australia, for which Turnbull has written a foreword.

Marc Patterson, a pediatric neurologist at the Mayo Clinic, told The Post that, like polio, AFM is caused by enteroviruses — a collection of viruses that typically cause mild symptoms, such as stomach problems, or no symptoms at all.

Fetal alcohol exposure causes in the offspring a collection of permanent physiological and neuropsychological deficits collectively termed Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder FASDD).

Illnesses caused by inherited mitochondrial disease include: Leigh syndrome, which causes a rapid decline in health after the first year of life; Leber's disease, which causes loss of vision; and MELAS syndrome, a collection of symptoms caused by mitochondrial defects.

The injections can cause pain, swelling and hematomas, a collection of blood.

While the trigger for the disease was initially a mystery, a series of clues led doctors to discover that the cause was most likely a collection of fungi living inside the man's bagpipes.