Sentence examples for causing the frequency of from inspiring English sources

Okina and Ouna were used to ensure continuous communication between Earth and Selene and to help map gravity variations in the Moon as mass variations accelerated and decelerated the craft, thus causing the frequency of Okina and Ouna's radio signals to shift according to the Doppler effect.

These regions were largest in size after bubble eruptions, causing the frequency of pressure oscillations to match that of bubble eruption.

Introduction of a crack breaks the symmetry of the structure, causing the frequencies of the degenerate modes to split to a measurable extent.

The Earth's motion will cause the frequency of a signal from the sky to drift in frequency, for example.

Wholesale copying causes the frequency of a design to increase out of proportion with the frequency of the motif and tinctures that make it up.

Uneven viability of hybrids causes the frequency of T. marmoratus-mothered hybrids to drop from fifty percent in embryos to ten percent in adults.

The lack of readily available screening methods for EHEC serotypes other than O157 may cause the frequency of non-O157 types to be underestimated.

An introduction of wide-scale prevention caused the frequency of early GBS sepsis occurrence in neonates to drop to 3 4 cases per 10,000 live births in 2010 [ 32].

However, similar to what was observed in resistant C101LAC, root treatment of CO39 with IC1270 caused the frequency of autofluorescent appressorial sites to increase rapidly from 18 hpi onward, reaching a level of 60 and 100% of all interactions by 24 and 36 hpi, respectively (Fig. 3B).

Gary Larson's Far Side cartoon showing a bunch of lemmings rushing into the water, including one wearing a life preserver, was useful for showing how selfish lemmings who did not commit suicide would pass on their genes and cause the frequency of selfish behavior to increase.

Different modes of natural selection, however, can cause the frequencies of particular nonsynonymous mutations to increase within a population [ 54].