Sentence examples for cause line from inspiring English sources
Anyone hoping to catch the train home after celebrating New Year's Eve may face a long wait as engineering works and Storm Frank cause line closures, delays and disruption across the UK.
The high bulk density of some ash deposits can cause line breakage and damage to steel towers and wooden poles due to ash loading.
Paramagnetic transition metal ions, present as production residuals, can cause line broadening through paramagnetic relaxation enhancement, even within the range of allowed quantities [ 62].
In vitro studies have been published demonstrating the bactericidal effect of 70% ethanol against plastic-adherent organisms that commonly cause line infections [ 27].
Depending on the chemical structure of the metabolite, salinity can cause line broadening of the corresponding NMR signal, thereby leading to differences between measured and nominal concentrations.
Poor electrode contacts, poor grounding or ambient sources of noise can cause line current (50 or 60 Hz) or CRT monitor (e.g. 75 Hz) interference that alters the mfERG traces.
High up in executive suites, the hope is that this summer's new releases will cause lines to snake around the block.
The magnetic dipole-dipole interaction with the surrounding NVs or electron impurities, as well as the strain effects, will cause line-broadening of NV centers.
"By far most voters will have an ID and their experience will go smoothly, but it's that small percent where the system gets tested, and human error can really create problems and cause lines to get longer". .
If we hypothesize that the tail were to (transiently) dock to the core region, this would cause line-broadening effects for the HRM resonances, making them more difficult to detect and assign.
Although cross-correlated relaxations within the NH4+ molecule cause line-narrowing, the experimental line-width (∼25 Hz), which also includes contributions from the residual proton exchange and proton R1, indicates that the ammonium ion is undergoing local reorientation within the binding site.
