Sentence examples for easily brought about from inspiring English sources

In addition, the permeability of cell membrane increased to secrete glutamate extensively in the production phase, and the glucose addition easily brought about shock or stress in the living environment.

At the same time, due to sufficient precursor supply and high atomic diffusion rate, it was easier to grow large-area WS2 single domains (~ 200 μm) on substrate A. In contrast, for substrate B placed at the downstream, the lower temperature resulted in a reduced supersaturation of the precursor, which easily brought about more nuclei appearing on the substrate.

Although it was well received by analytical laboratories worldwide this fixed design can easily bring about high β-errors (rejection of successful transfers) or high workload (many analysts employed during transfer) if ˆσAN (error due to different analysts) exceeds 0.6%.

Unbeknownst to many Americans, that decision could easily bring about another recession -- or worse, an economic depression the likes of which this country hasn't seen since the 1930s.

In such a scenario, sexual selection and disruptive natural selection mutually reinforce each other and relatively easily bring about the simultaneous evolution of ecological differentiation and prezygotic isolation.

George Hackathorne impersonates Dan, and his exultation at being able to earn $10,000 so easily brings about the inevitable dream, which is humorously pictured.

If denaturation can be brought about easily and if renaturation is difficult, how is the native conformation of globular proteins maintained in living organisms, in which they are produced stepwise, by incorporation of one amino acid at a time?

In our minds, it is almost impossible to easily adjust to any challenge or change brought about by things outside of our control.

In normal circumstances we can easily distinguish between changes to the external world brought about by our own actions from those with external causes.

What was easily palpable in Syntagma Square on Tuesday afternoon was the anger and resentment brought about by the closure of banks early this week and the fact that cash machines are now limiting withdrawals to about £45 a day.

What was easily palpable in Syntagma Square on Tuesday afternoon was the anger and resentment brought about by the closure of banks early this week and the fact that cash machines are now limiting withdrawals to about $70 a day.