Sentence examples for causing rupture from inspiring English sources

Increased secretion of LH stimulates the secretion of more estradiol and a small amount of progesterone that then trigger a transient surge in LH secretion and to a lesser extent FSH secretion, causing rupture of the mature Graafian follicle.

Rarely, a bipartite patella may separate, causing rupture of the extensor mechanism with quadriceps avulsion [16] (Fig. 12).

A single wave of extreme height can damage ship structures in the ocean by generating buckling midship, thus destabilizing the ship girder and causing rupture.

Reliability: out of 16 sensors, 4 had to be replaced prematurely; out of 12 CVCs, two malfunctioned (one after unintentional flushing by unsupervised nurses of the ports connected to the internal microdialysis chamber, causing rupture of the semipermeable membrane; one for an unknown reason).

In some cases this appears to result from intracellular replication leading to large numbers of intraphagosomal cryptococci causing rupture of the host cell membrane (Tucker and Casadevall, 2002).

Souza et al. [ 75] proposed that snake venom LAAOs trigger a process of apoptosis in vascular endothelial cells, causing rupture of the endothelium and concomitant leakage of blood to the interstice.

Both saline implants, made out of a saltwater solution, and silicone implants, made out of gelatinous silicone, can form minute tears in their rubbery shells, causing ruptures.

By John Cassidy December 3, 2013 A week after Pope Francis released his first papal exhortation, the innocuously named "Joy of the Gospel," it is still causing ruptures.

A week after Pope Francis released his first papal exhortation, the innocuously named "Joy of the Gospel," it is still causing ruptures.

Precipitating factors such as episodes of coughing, sneezing, straining and vomiting indirectly contribute to RH by increasing venous pressure and causing ruptures in the venous system.

Increased pressure in the extremities can cause rupture of the small blood vessels of the skin.