Sentence examples for causes diversion from inspiring English sources

This causes diversion and overperfusion of the pulmonary blood flow to the unaffected areas within the lung, away from the embolised area leading to a low ventilation/ perfusion ratio causing hypoxaemia [40].

Something about the way ice fuses together can cause diversion out the side of the glass and accidental spillage.

This causes prices to drop, affecting producer livelihoods through lower returns causing diversion to non-livestock activities as compensation for falling returns from livestock.

In these patients with neurological impairment, 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate dioxygenase, the enzyme that converts hydroxyphenylpyruvate (HPPA) to homogentisate, is deficient, causing diversion of HPPA to HPLA.

Subramanian et al 33 apprehended that any significant resource allocation to the control of non-communicable diseases in the current Indian context would deprive the poor, causing diversion of scant public health resources from control of infectious and childbirth-related diseases, which affect the vast majority of Indians, who are predominantly poor.

At higher porosities, lower interfacial resistance and in-plane thermal conductivity cause diversions (and redirections) in heat flow from the GNM to the underlying Si substrate.

Send scouts and spies into enemy territory to learn about enemy plans and cause diversions.

A high-speed cop chase soon ensues, leading somewhat indirectly to a scene in which Roger, lying concealed under a Ford pickup, finds it necessary to fling a rock from his prone position so that it "hits something" and causes enough diversion to allow Roger to escape the farmer.

The most frequent causes for diversion were myocardial infarction (22.7%), apoplexy (11.3%) and epileptic seizures (9.4%).

This is because they can cause "trade diversion".

Ultimately, individuals are forced to cause a diversion in order that they can guiltily scuttle off to catch the last tube unnoticed.