Sentence examples for cause severe changes from inspiring English sources
While conventional management strategies with a short logging cycle (here 20 years) produce low yields and cause severe changes in tree species composition, a reduced impact logging strategy with a longer cycle (here 60 years) leads to relatively high yields and causes moderate changes in species composition.
A mere week of unrest or sleep deprivation can cause severe changes in mood: depression, decreases in emotional regulation, and obvious depletion.
Lipodystrophies cause severe changes of whole-body energy metabolism and are commonly associated with insulin resistance, hepatic steatosis, hypertension and other metabolic dysfunctions.
Methylene blue added to the sulfadoxine/chloroquine combination caused severe changes in nearly all key redox enzymes.
The breakdown of phospholipids causes severe changes in the structural and functional integrity of the plasmatic membrane with a consequent influx of calcium ions [ 62], release of calcium-dependent proteases [ 63], activation of endogenous PLA2s [ 64], and mitochondrial collapse [ 65].
Mutations in PRMT5 (which transfers methyl groups to arginine residues of certain spliceosomal proteins) impair circadian rhythms in Arabidopsis by causing severe changes in levels of PRR9 splice isoforms [ 30].
By postmortem examination, Angiostrongylus cantonensis have been reported to cause severe pathological changes in the central nervous system.
We chose to examine DNA variants in cytochrome P450 genes that cause or are suspected to cause severe functional changes in the targeted proteins.
Phytoplasma are insect-transmitted bacterial pathogens that cause severe phenotypic changes in the host morphology to enhance the fitness of their insect vectors.
Short-nosed sucking lice (Haematopinus eurysternus Denny 1842) are reported to cause severe histological changes such as stasis, arteriolar vasoconstrictions and perivascular cuffing [ 14].
A majority of mutations are predicted to cause severe structural changes so that they are unlikely to from functional channels, often due to premature truncation (Table 2, marked with *).
