Sentence examples for causing, for instance from inspiring English sources

The analysis, published in Nature last fall, showed that more than 80 percent of the plant species contributed to the effective functioning of the ecosystems, causing, for instance, a greater buildup of nutrients in soils.

Living at very high altitude raises one's hemoglobin level, and many residents of La Rinconada develop polycythemia — elevated red-blood-cell production, described by Condori as "dense blood" — which interacts badly with silicosis, frequently causing, for instance, pulmonary fibrosis, a potentially fatal condition.

Without the weight of the body to give it cues, the brain becomes easily confused about its orientation, causing, for instance, the uncanny feeling that you are permanently upside down or Titov's strange sensation that he was spinning through space.

APAP-induced toxicity affected numerous aspects of liver physiology causing, for instance, >twofold increased expression of genes that encode for growth arrest and cell cycle regulatory proteins, stress-induced proteins, the transcription factor LRG-21, suppressor of cytokine signaling (SOCS -2-protein, and plaSOCS -2-proteintor inhibitor-1 (PAI-1).

Important characteristics include elevated plasma levels of epinephrine and a change of set-point in homeostatic control circuits (causing, for instance, elevated blood pressure and body temperature) [ 20].

These relationships could be explained by various competitive interactions between metals for intracellular binding sites, causing, for instance, a displacement of lead from its renal store, as has been shown with both cadmium and mercury (Fowler 1998).

The fine sediment builds up the marshes and counteracts routine erosion caused, for instance, by sea level rise.

And they rightly fear unpleasant surprises, caused for instance by a lack of transparency that makes it difficult even for professional investors to assess the value of listed shares.

A solid may be converted to glass by high rates of shearing (caused, for instance, by a shock wave during an impact), or it may be converted by irradiation with high-energy subatomic particles.

One suggestion is that altering the body's sleep-wake cycle causes an uncoupling of the central body clock of the suprachiasmatic nucleus and the peripheral clocks in the rest of the body, caused for instance by eating at inappropriate times over the 24-hour cycle.

It is caused for instance by the finite switching speed of amplifiers in electronic networks or finite speed for signal propagation in biological networks.