Sentence examples for compounds and cause from inspiring English sources

PFOS and linear isomers appear to be more toxic than PFOA and branched chain compounds, i.e., in comparison, PFOS and linear isomers exhibit a longer half-life than do PFOA and branched chain compounds and cause adverse effects at lower dosages.

Using a hierarchical two-stage modeling approach, we found consistent associations between grouped primary OC compounds and cause-specific hospital admissions.

Alternatively, GSTs act as ligandins by binding many toxic nonreactive compounds and causing their elimination from the cell.

Aimed at seizing headlines rather than territory, suicide squads select a high-profile target, use a car or truck bomb to breach a guarded compound and cause maximum casualties and then send fighters in to prolong the assault with a drawn-out fight to the death.

Sometimes it's nothing more than mistakes that compound and cause us to play the song in a different way or with a different kind of feeling than we've ever played before.

"Small mistakes can end up compounding and causing catastrophic damage," Mr. Stockman said of that disaster, three years before his firm's own.

Fazal Karim, the head of Shamshad Television, said that one of the rockets landed in his station's compound and caused minor damage.

Once inside, the insurgents attacked the airfield side of the compound and caused "some damage to aircraft, damage to structures and killed those two marines", the officer said.

A reaction flux analysis was conducted to determine the mechanism of aromatic species reduction by the oxygenated compounds and the cause of the greater effectiveness of DME.

A first home loss of the season for Saints was compounded, and will cause for concern for England, by knee injuries to skipper Dylan Hartley and Courtney Lawes - with Myler also forced to leave the field.

When events like El Nino show up, effects are compounded and can cause worldwide events, like the one ongoing.