Sentence examples for causing simple from inspiring English sources

The inflammation may be mild, causing simple redness of the lid margin with scaling of the skin, or it may be severe, causing intense irritation and burning along with eyelash destruction and distortion.

The complete population of simple and complex ash particles escapes the vent, but complex ash particles fall out of the column and plume much more rapidly due to their relatively larger size, causing simple ash particles to dominate in more distal deposits.

We found that CMT1C-linked SIMPLE W116G and P135T mutations promote SIMPLE misfolding and impair its membrane insertion, causing SIMPLE to mislocalize from the endosomal membrane to the cytosol., Our recent results indicate that SIMPLE W116G and P135T are loss-of-function mutants that exert dominant pathogenic effects to impair endosome-to-lysosome trafficking and signaling attenuation in cells.

This causes simple operations like subtype testing to incur high computational overhead compared to our approach.

This species can cause simple and diffuse forms of cutaneous leishmaniasis (DCL) and was implicated recently in borderline disseminated cutaneous leishmaniasis, an intermediate form of disease.

[They] are mostly personal and innate desires which do not have simple, clear causes.

We have shown that SIMPLE is a post-translationally inserted, C-tail-anchored membrane protein that uses its TMD for anchoring to the early endosomal membrane., Interestingly, all of the identified disease-causing SIMPLE mutations map in and around the TMD (Fig. 1A).

These authors relate their definitions to causality and solutions: Simple problems have simple causes.

Furthermore, reversals cannot be caused by simple decay and reappearance of a preexisting field.

The list is long, and its deepest causes not simple to discern.

Researchers commonly distinguish between imitation caused by simple conditioned reflex, that caused by common trial-and-error learning, and that involving the higher thought processes.