Sentence examples for cause descent from inspiring English sources
Theoretically, in supratubercle osteotomies, a closing wedge should mechanically raise the patella by lowering the joint line, opening wedge osteotomies should cause descent by distalizing the tubercle, and a combination of lateral closing and medial opening wedges (combined osteotomy), should produce a patellar height closer to neutral.
Of the several causes of descent, there and elsewhere, into the intergenerational transmission of poverty, one was paramount: family disintegration.
The demeaning of this part of his person, he believed, was the cause for his descent into amphetamine abuse.
The unverified flight data from plane-tracking websites appeared to rule out an explosion or a midair stall, which would cause a faster descent.
But while 18th and 19th-century women guilty of treasonable crimes were still seen as villains, increasingly, the cause of their descent was ascribed to villainous men.
What caused his rapid descent is not clear.
Mourinho's exit followed nine defeats in 16 league games this term, results that have caused a shocking descent into the relegation mire.
The craft that crashed was the second of a pair of Ospreys that were to land at Marana, and investigators are still looking at an alternative to their belief that the accident was caused by a descent that was too rapid.
Other hypotheses attribute faulting to the continued rebound of the crust stemming from the most recent ice age, the buildup of pressure within the Reelfoot Rift zone located in the crustal rocks underground, or the stress brought on by mantle flow changes caused by the descent of the ancient Farallon Plate directly below the region.
The rudder appears to have swung over to an angle of about 30 45° during the stern's descent, causing the section to follow a tight spiral to the bottom.
