Sentence examples for cause evaporation from inspiring English sources

And these gases not only have a heating effect, but also cause evaporation of water from sea and soil, producing water vapor, another powerful heat-trapping gas.

Surface alteration, including micrometeorite bombardment and solar wind sputtering, could cause evaporation and isotopic fractionation of some volatile elements30,31 (e.g., S, C, and K).

Solar radiation, after passing the cover, is absorbed in the porous cloths and cause evaporation of water.

But in Pontus the south wind does not bring warmth enough to cause evaporation, whereas the coldness of the north wind concentrates the heat by a sort of recoil, so that there is more evaporation and not less.

Long loading duration may cause evaporation effects on the soil specimen.

Global dimming interacts with global warming by blocking sunlight that would otherwise cause evaporation and the particulates bind to water droplets.

They protect the leaves from most of the oxygen that causes evaporation and results in wilting, yet allow some air flow, which discourages mildew.

As temperature and humidity levels change around the porous barrel, it "breathes," causing evaporation and oxidation inside: Some of the liquid disappears into thin air while the spirit is maturing (the fabled "angel's share"), but the interaction between wood, spirit and air also impacts the development of flavors.

It is very likely that the high-speed interaction of the particles with the aerogel caused evaporation of small organic particles.

This may be due to the reduction of the water volume in the study area attributable to increase in temperature causing evaporation and resulting in higher concentrations.

The relatively depleted nature of the stream waters may be due to the natural flow of water from the Akwapim Mountains (located at the western part of the Volta River) and rainfall, which are themselves depleted, and also the forested area, from which the samples for the streams were taken as the streams were not much exposed to sunlight causing evaporation.