Sentence examples for fields causing a from inspiring English sources

Ill-conceived projects such as back-yard steelmaking took peasants away from the fields, causing a steep decline in agricultural productivity.

This is due to majority of electrons in the n-type region being able to diffuse into QW1 at these low electric fields causing a large electron accumulation.

At the same time, due to the effect of gravity, blood flow is highest in these dorsal lung fields causing a ventilation perfusion mismatch.

The antenna radiation, its absorption and interference are the major challenges to be considered while designing a body sensor network, since the radiated fields cause a temperature rise of node's electronic circuitry.

These results show that the addition of the zonal electric fields causes a modulation in the existing Esb layers which are still attributed to being developed by the tidal winds mechanism.

Focal expression of miR-21 throughout tumor areas together with random positioning of image fields caused a considerable variation within slides (125%).

Additionally, 72 hours exposure of human lymphocytes to continuous 830 MHz electromagnetic fields caused a linear increase in chromosome 17 aneuploidy with rising specific absorption rates (SAR: 1.6 8.8 W/kg).

Materials such as glass or water, on the other hand, have a "positive" response to the electric field, causing a light ray to refract through them and making them appear transparent.

However, the large lattice mismatch between GaN and AlN and their polarization properties induce a strong built-in electric field, causing a remarkable quantum-confined stark effect [QCSE] which reduces the internal quantum efficiency [IQE] of the QDs.

Although the percentage change in profits amounted to a drop of only about 2%, the reduction was applied retroactively over the last 20 years of oil operations at the Town Lot field, causing a hefty drop in monthly royalties.

SPIONs are considered to be T2 contrast agents interacting strongly with the local field causing a dephasing effect and loss of signal in that field.