Sentence examples for cause surrounding from inspiring English sources

and hero buildings – one of 32 available architecturally significant buildings that will cause surrounding buildings taking on a similar look.

Pseudoaneurysm may be distinguished from true aneurysm by imaging with the findings of underlying cause (surrounding inflammation, haemorrhage) and irregular wall (Fig. 7).

Additionally, Porcel et al. suggested that the positively charged NPs (after emission of photo- or Auger electrons) could cause surrounding water molecules to become unstable and more easily dissociate, further increasing the radical yield in the environment of the NPs (Porcel et al. 2010).

The largest young stars in the region, R, S, T Coronae Australis, TY and VV Coronae Australis, are all ejecting jets of material which cause surrounding dust and gas to coalesce and form Herbig–Haro objects, many of which have been identified nearby.

Another explanatory possibility to be considered is that mutual intercellular signaling analogous to Delta/Notch signaling may contribute to these early differentiative steps, so that, e.g., differentiating Trh cells cause surrounding postmitotic neurons to become Ghrh cells, or vice versa.

Hemorrhoids can cause surrounding blood in the anus to clot and nearby tissue to scar.

At least one of the bombs appeared to have come from a car packed with explosives, which witnesses say tore a hole in the ground and caused surrounding vehicles to catch fire.

a Axial CT with bone windowing demonstrates a soft tissue lesion within the jugulotympanic fossa causing surrounding bone erosion (arrow).

The Baal Shamin temple was built nearly 2,000 years ago and its inner area was severely damaged by the explosion, which also caused surrounding columns to collapse, according to UNESCO.

When neutrophils are activated or destroyed, lysosome lysis occurs and the proteases are released, causing surrounding protein degradation and increasing alveolar/capillary membrane permeability.

Current theory is that changes in patterns of DNA methylation and histone modification alter the conformation of chromatin and accessibility of the DNA to transcriptional machinery, either by directly introducing steric hindrance or indirectly causing surrounding chromatin to adopt an "open" or "closed" conformation.