Sentence examples for cause molecules from inspiring English sources

Various functional groups cause molecules to break apart in characteristic ways.

As Chris Rufer, the founder of Morning Star, stated in Hamel's article: "Clouds form and then go away because atmospheric conditions, temperatures, and humidity cause molecules of water to either condense or vaporize".

It is known, for example, that cancer can result when cancer-causing molecules, or carcinogens as they are called, react with nucleic acids and proteins and interfere with their normal modes of action.

In electrolytic, or ionic, dissociation, the addition of a solvent or of energy in the form of heat causes molecules or crystals of the substance to break up into ions (electrically charged particles).

What it is doing instead, is creating a chemical reaction that causes molecules to break apart and break down in the water.

By causing molecules of a particular type which are widely spaced in a sample to fluoresce, researchers can image the molecules and precisely determine their locations.

The rays do this by causing molecules in the ring known as amide groups to shuffle from opposite sides of the carbon bond to the same side, loosening hydrogen bonds in the process.

The arrival of an electrical signal known as an action potential at the first cell causes molecules known as neurotransmitters to be released into the synapse.

The first gradient causes molecules to acquire phase shifts; the second gradient cancels the gained phase shift by rephrasing, non-moving stationary spins.

Src is the oldest known cancer-causing molecule.

Finding or creating a drug for a cancer-causing molecule can be a matter of deciphering the molecule's shape and determining what sort of drug would best match it, like fitting a key to a lock.