Sentence examples for cause some changes from inspiring English sources

One opinion that might cause some changes has come from Acting Gov.

There is a heavier tax awaiting the Yankees, and Joe Torre admitted that it could cause "some changes" in how Steinbrenner stocked his team.

They feel that direct elections in the Parliament may cause some changes in Britain - possibly an introduction of some form of proportional representation.

As important as the lubricants in tablet formulations are, their presence can cause some changes to the tablet physical and chemical properties.

Generally, the results from fluorescence spectroscopy showed that the MnOx nanoparticles cause some changes in the structure of BSA conformation as a function of pH and temperature.

The merger did of course cause some changes.

One of two things: either you can cause some change or you will get changed.

However, the use of CT allowed concluding that even small changes in μ can cause some change in ds.

Collins et al. (1995 19977) and Arinze et al. (1996) also observed baling at moisture level of greater than 15%% to cause some change in hay color towards brown shades along with microbial growth and heating.

Interestingly, the Fe loaded samples show a decrease in crystallinity (90 65%) as the metal loading increases from 0.5 to 5 wt% indicating that the impregnation with Fe may cause some change to the structure of the ZSM-5.

The study found that changing the percent porosity from 25%to12%2% caused some changes in the frequency characteristics of sound absorption, but made negligible changes in their contributions to tire-pavement noise reduction.