Sentence examples for differential causes from inspiring English sources

This temperature differential causes the hot arm to expand along its length, thus forcing the tip of the device to rotate about the flexure.

The contrasting response to α-LA between A-T and mtPAP-deficient patient cells underscores the differential causes of the radiosensitive phenotype in these patients.

That point was underlined by McLaren's Jenson Button, who is third in the championship after retiring from fifth place with three laps to go because of a broken differential caused by a puncture.

Deformation response of the tarmat to increasing pressure differential caused by continuous depletion of reservoir is examined and a mathematical model is developed for the study of this type of composite systems.

The pressure differential caused an axial buoyant force that lifts the subject off the treadmill belt until the desired percent reduction in body weight is achieved.

Whalley and Zhang(2007) conclude that inter-province wage differentials caused by the hukou system impose a significant welfare loss.

At Passo de Torres, many shipyards were destroyed, as they were not designed to withstand the pressure differentials caused by Catarina's winds; widespread roof damage was reported at this municipality as well.

We compute selection differentials caused by size-selective recreational fisheries at demographic equilibria under various intensities of size-selective exploitation and for varying minimum-size limits (MSLs).

In particular, as put by Law (2007)'the quantitative analyses of whether rates of change are consistent with likely heritabilities and selection differentials caused by fishing, allowing for change in the environment, is a critical issue needing more research'.

The primary purpose of this study was to demonstrate how an age-structured fish population model incorporating density dependence as a crucial aspect of population dynamics can be used to estimate selection differentials caused by size-selective recreational angling.

Whenever the pressure is higher in the lighter fluid, the differential acceleration causes the two fluids to mix.