Sentence examples for cause normal from inspiring English sources

They've shown that some microRNAs cause normal cells to divide rapidly and form tumors, but they've never demonstrated that microRNAs subsequently cause cancer cells to metastasize, or spread.

These shear stresses may initiate interface failure and frictional sliding, increasing the load in the matrix and lowering the applied stress to cause normal fibre-matrix separation.

The great variety of cancers reflects the fundamental mechanism by which the disease arises: the different combinations of genetic variations that cause normal cells to grow excessively and behave badly.

While all long-haul travel can cause normal fatigue, travel across time zones causes the body to react with the most pronounced effects of jet lag, including disorientation and a general sense of malaise.

Instead, they are caused by misshapen brain proteins (prions) which have the strange characteristic of acting as catalysts that cause normal versions of the protein to reconfigure themselves as prions.

"It is well known that particular types of HPV [the virus responsible for genital warts, transmitted through intercourse] cause normal cervical cells to become malignant, leading to cervical cancer," he says by example, adding that some of the evidence for this is rather unusual.

Nonperistaltic contractions are not effective in causing normal esophageal transit.

Owing to the complex biological functions of ROS, the production rate and amount of H2O2 are critical to achieve therapeutic benefits without causing normal tissue toxicity.

Mr. Ray, who was hired by Rudy Giuliani to work in the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan in 1989, is the latest victim of Clinton poisoning -- a malady that causes normal people to become obsessive.

By intermittently withholding oxygen from tissue cultures, Dr. Harry Goldblatt, in experiments conducted at the Institute of Medical Research of Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, in Los Angeles, has caused normal cells to turn into cancer cells.

In a number of European countries in the 1980s, for example, prolonged recession appears to have caused normal unemployment to rise sharply.