Sentence examples for cause propagation from inspiring English sources
As such, changes in loading mode can cause propagation of microcracks beyond the microstructural barriers that normally limit the length.
The largest of the ionosphere structures, the equatorial ionization anomaly, with global maximum of plasma densities can cause propagation delays on the GNSS signals.
It was observed that the edge effects results in significant interfacial stress concentrations around the void edges that may cause propagation of microcracks and debonding.
First, the high density of threading edge dislocations exists in sample B. It was discovered that edge dislocations in III-nitride cause propagation loss for transverse-magnetic (TM) polarization of light in a waveguide[25].
> We first determined that the discretisation of space utilized does not cause propagation failure around the parameter values used for our analysis on stochasticity.
A previous study demonstrated that the GABAA receptor agonist muscimol increased neurotransmitter release in PAG neurons, possibly by mechanisms involving presynaptic or extrasynaptic GABAA receptors, which might cause propagation of presynaptic action potentials (Jang, 2011; Stell, 2011).
Moreover, the highly false-positive nature of sequence-based target prediction algorithms causes propagation of annotation errors throughout the tri-partite network.
It is possible in this case that the liver biopsy caused propagation of C. perfringens bacteria from the bile ducts due to communication between infected focus and blood vessels, resulting in systemic bacteriemia.
For the FF decoder, channel error (L y c h,i )<0) or LDPC decoding failure (L y c h,i )+L(E 1)<0) can cause error propagation.
The distance of second-order and higher-order error events that could cause error propagation must be significantly larger than that of first-order error events. .
If information from other symbols with low reliability is incorrect, errors accumulate for the entire code sequence, which cause error propagation.
