Sentence examples similar to extent of causes from inspiring English sources

The face covering of wool is rather heavy, even to the extent of causing wool blindness in some specimens, but selective mating has alleviated this problem.

To date, this has been successfully measured in the extent of causing cytotoxicity upon delivery of the chemotherapeutic agent camptothecin or paclitaxel[13] or the efficacy of GFP knockdown[39] upon siRNA delivery, and similar approaches will also be pursued in our ongoing and future studies.

The condition involves the repetitive picking at one's own skin to the extent of causing damage, and falls under the umbrella of OCD.

Even today there are arguments out there that a parent has a right to discipline a child even to the extent of causing real injury.

The extent of cause-specific variation by age-group revealed in this study is consistent with earlier reports.

When snow and ice are present, they may contribute to very strong reflection of light, actually in extreme cases to the extent of causing acute blindness, if eye covers or sun-glasses are not used.

The finding is logical in light of an evolutionary argument – for essential genes, mutations would be more likely to affect fitness to the extent of causing embryonic lethality [ 21, 22].

Also, the highest level of "z" (maximum extent of agglomeration) causes the minimum modulus.

The suit says the full extent of damages caused by BP's gusher in the Gulf remain unknown, but the costs far exceed the $75m cap on existing oil spill legislation.

The delay stems in part from the extent of damage caused by the quake and interruptions from strong aftershocks.

The full extent of damage caused by this tornado remains unclear.