Sentence examples for causes passage from inspiring English sources
And after the exam grades begin to count, students often start taking them more seriously, which causes passage rates to increase, Mr. Jennings said.
Mean arterial pressure – the lower the mean arterial pressure, the lower the intrauterine pressure required to cause passage of fluid into the systemic circulation.
"Whatever the causes, the passage of over eight years from the derailment to the conclusion of the hearing of the inquest is indefensible".
Since during fabric formation, low warp tension creates clinging that causes unclear passage for the filling.
As thisnesses are the formal principles in virtue of which individuals are what they are, something particular, concrete, and perfectly determined in itself, so these individual causal principles deriving from ideas are what causes the passage from the specific ideal standard to the analytical description of its instantiations (QdU, fol. 135ra).
The findings of the present study revealed that stent abutment can cause prolonged passage of soft and solid diets through the stent and can also cause impaction of the solid diet into the stent.
6. See e.g. De anima (On the Soul) 2.4, 415b8-28, where after the identification of the soul as substance (i.e. as form), and as moving cause, the passage specifies a meaning in which the soul is also a final cause as beneficiary (hôi) of the processes in the living being.
Upward breakdown and collapse can cause one passage to migrate up into an overlying one.
The pug nose causes air passages to be blocked, creating respiratory difficulty.
As surface streams downcut, the conduits are left behind and the increased hydraulic gradient causes new passages to form at lower levels.
