Sentence examples for cause deposition from inspiring English sources

However it contains undesirable impurities such as peroxides and high oxidative components that not only affect the oil stability, colour and shelf-life but promote insoluble gums formation with time that could cause deposition in the combustion engines.

A decrease in pressure can decrease the solubility of asphaltene in crude oil and thus cause deposition of asphalt (Qin and Guo 2002).

Although the same mechanisms are not likely to translate completely to Mt. Tokachidake (there is no stable lake in crater 62-2), meteoric water inflow to the conduit resulting from decreased hydrothermal upflow from depth could cause deposition of sulfur.

There is a balance between matrix synthesis and matrix breakdown in connective tissues, so inhibition of MMPs could cause deposition of a matrix, leading to fibrosis, although dose ranging studies should avoid such complications.

The Osaka AβPP deletion mutation (p.E693Δ) also accelerated Aβ oligomerization [ 9] but it did not cause deposition of fibrillar Aβ in vivo, neither in transgenic mice nor in AD patients [ 9, 14].

These foods contain low levels of bad fats as compared to products containing saturated fats and trans fats, which cause deposition of cholesterol in the blood vessels.

Marine transgression caused by the Early Cretaceous opening of the Atlantic and basin subsidence as a consequence of the stress exerted on the African Plate caused deposition of massive sandstone deposits in the Kufrah basin (Pachur and Altmann 2006: 157).

Hepatic sinusoidal obstruction syndrome (SOS) is an injury to the hepatic venous endothelium causing deposition of fibrous material within the venule walls and liver sinusoids; this deposition leads to obstruction of small intrahepatic vessels [10].

When the fluid is produced, the corresponding temperature reduction and pressure decrease in the surface facilities and causes deposition of scale, which leads to health, safety and environment problems.

Decreased hepcidin levels result in increased release of iron from intestinal cells and macrophages, elevating plasma transferrin saturation and causing deposition of iron in the liver and other tissues (Osborne et al., 2010).

We suspect that this happens as a result of drying up of the aqueous SPION solution during the process of magnetic incubation causing deposition of the particles mostly on the surface of the template.