Sentence examples for cause bursts from inspiring English sources

The classification is not trivial: ads cause bursts of attention that can be easily mistaken for those of organic trends.

In the heart, hypoxic injury and re-oxygenation cause bursts of ROS production, which can cause irreversible damage to the heart muscle, resulting in cardiac arrhythmia and heart failure [ 35, 36].

Compression between the sternum and vertebral column may cause bursting of these structures.

Severe axial loading injuries can cause burst fractures at the junctions of the anterior and posterior arches of C1 with the lateral masses (Fig. 6) [9].

In the case of the DFE, if an error is made in the hard decision then the estimate will contain erroneous decisions, which will propagate through the DFE and will cause burst errors.

In 2008, endangered orangutans (OK, they probably were just guys dressed as orangutans) took up the cause, bursting into cafeterias in China of large companies such as IBM, Microsoft and Intel to remind diners of the ecological perils of chopstick deforestation.

It is known that blockade of the M-current can cause bursting behavior in hippocampal neurons [50] and some non-stellate EC cells [48] in response to square current pulses.

Larvae were covered in a glycerol solution at 22°C and gently covered with a coverslip (22×50 mm; Fisher Scientific) to restrict movement, but not cause bursting of the body wall.

The ban has caused bursts of ingenuity by the women and the state they are trying to circumvent.

Following criticism from Congress, the N.H.T.S.A. is now performing tests on Toyota's computerized throttle to decide whether an electronic glitch might be causing bursts of acceleration.

In Kilmore East, just north of Melbourne, a critical failure in a 43-year-old power line caused bursts of 5000C plasma to arc out and ignite the tinder-dry vegetation in the gully below.