Sentence examples for cause realignment from inspiring English sources
Transport processes are also critical for the reallocation of resources and it was previously shown that defense signals cause realignment of transport activities to redirect resources toward immune responses and protect tissues of high value [ 80].
The A.C.C.'s power grab, which decimated the Big East and caused realignment in conferences all over the country, has already paid off with a $258 million television deal with ABC and ESPN over seven years, nearly doubling the previous one.
When external magnetic field is applied, superparamagnetic properties of magnetite nanoparticles causes realignment of composite clay particles in the fluid and a transition to a liquid-like observed is observed at higher shear strain.
Any new French president is bound to cause some realignment in Europe.
The Gaekwads preferred, however, to establish their capital in Baroda, causing a realignment in the network of trade and consumption in the area.
A central midfielder (or two) remains the greatest consideration but the icy shiver felt at the prospect of not duelling with the continental aristocrats next season has caused a realignment of priorities.
Last year, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors agreed to send more than 500 low-risk inmates to various fire mountain camps in a bid to reduce jail overcrowding caused by realignment.
Jentz notes that a feint by the 1st and 7th RTR out of Tobruk might have caused a realignment of the Axis forces, weakening their overall position and perhaps even forcing them to give up the Sollum area.
To identify the trigger that causes the realignment, different experimental conditions were tested (Table 1).
Because all of the plant cells are under turgor pressure from the inside, pressure from the outside, like squeezing a balloon, changes the stress pattern, causing the realignment of the microtubules so as to resist the new stress.
These lesions seem best described as shear-related because they result in displacement of adjacent tissue planes causing a realignment of the layers that in some cases led to avulsion and relocation of tissue.
