Sentence examples for cause appearance from inspiring English sources

In addition, variation of viewpoints and illumination across different cameras, which cause appearance changes, is among the most challenging problems leading to mismatching.

In our case collision of S NPs with Hg electrode followed by the reduction of the colliding S NPs cause appearance of the transient current signals superimposed on the chronoamperometric i/t curve [32,33].

INK128 treatment, however, despite its greater inhibitory effect on mTOR signaling and translation as compared to EtOH, did not cause appearance of SG foci in the SUDHL-2 cells.

Apparently, a fraction of the polymer chains at 15 K does acquire the partially ordered conformation causing appearance of the fluorescence band at 356 nm.

These changes occur under light exposure mainly due to polymer chain cross-linking in DRC, causing appearance of ever smaller voids owing to fragmentation of Ps-trapping sites [32 35].

The addition of 1% sodium carbonate causes appearance of clouds only up to 0.2% MC, cloudy gel followed by clear gel up to 0.3% MC, thereafter phase separation occurs even at room temperature.

Combining c-MYC and C-RAF transgenes caused appearance of a phenotypic switch from cuboidal to alveolar papillary/columnar epithelial cells (APECs) that are the most rapidly growing tumor cells and also predominate in liver metastasis.

The combination of α-TOS, VK3, and AA caused appearance of cells with substantially decreased red fluorescence due to the loss of lysosomal and mitochondria integrity.

Although HX-Glc was ineffective, AX-Glc caused appearance of condensed and disorganized stress fibers in both cell types after 24 h of treatment that was further pronounced after 48 h (data not shown).

We noticed that the inbreeding also caused appearance of conspicuous QTLs in the mapping with the pool of unselected F7 segregants, likely indicating linkage with inadvertently selected traits like sporulation and spore germination capacity.

That of the lighting designer Jennifer Tipton tells of a dancer devoted to the cause whose appearance in the very first performance at Judson remains fixed in memory.