Sentence examples for causing nitrogen from inspiring English sources

Because of this high bond energy the activation energy for reaction of molecular nitrogen is usually very high, causing nitrogen to be relatively inert to most reagents under ordinary conditions.

"The effect of the volcanic ash inputs were nevertheless short-lived as the extra iron supplied by the volcano resulted in rapid biological nitrate removal, thereby causing nitrogen limitation of the phytoplankton population".

MAXSTEMDEMAND provided an upper limit on crop nitrogen uptake in cases where stem nitrogen was high, causing nitrogen uptake to cease.

If divers ascend too quickly, the drop in pressure causes nitrogen dissolved in their blood and body tissues to form bubbles, and they suffer the potentially fatal malady known as decompression sickness, or the bends.

Even at the lowest studied temperatures, grain boundary diffusion causes nitrogen to move relatively deep in the bulk sample.

These conventional treatment methods, however, are not adequate for treating organic waste because they can cause nitrogen deficiency in the composting and smoke emissions.

The team's model predicts that if the whales' lungs do not collapse during a long series of shallow dives, the increased pressure can cause nitrogen bubbles to diffuse into tissues, increasing the risk of bubble formation on ascent.

The agencies found that moisture can cause deactivation of the catalyst reduction system, causing excess nitrogen oxide emissions.

One explanation for the discrepancy is that in 1987 the south pole of Pluto came out of shadow for the first time in 120 years, causing extra nitrogen to sublimate from the polar cap.

Though diesels produce 35% less greenhouse gas, they spew carcinogenic soot that gas engines don't and eight times as much smog-causing nitrogen oxides.

Ts = 800 °C causes nitrogen loss and WNx layers with primarily BCC W grains and x = 0.04 0.06.