Sentence examples for further caused by from inspiring English sources

The soot volume fractions with tertiary butanol and isobutanol addition are even higher than that without an additive in the fuel, while the addition of normal butanol and second butanol can reduce soot volume fractions further caused by its oxygenated molecular structure compared with T16 and T12.

In addition to glucose itself, increased vascular atherosclerosis is further caused by the degradation products (GDPs) of glucose.

Fetal toxicity may be further caused by DNA damage resulting in activation of apoptotic pathways (Nicol et al. 1995) or binding to receptors for placental growth factors resulting in decreased exchange of oxygen and nutrients (Dejmek et al. 2000).

The susceptibility profile of M. tuberculosis isolates to various antitubercular antibiotics varies significantly depending on the test system as revealed by Z. Mei et al. They have also shown that changes in bacterial susceptibility are further caused by mixed infection with particular genotypes of M. tuberculosis strains.

Defensive works and guard towers were knocked flat as part of the restoration project, officially launched to prevent further deterioration caused by the elements.

Further delays caused by the EU referendum and subsequent cabinet reshuffle meant time ran out before schools and local authorities began budgeting for the 2017-18 financial year.

Stop further devastation caused by tall buildings to the Thames and other parts of London, both long distance and close up.

I'm pretty sure they've saved my hearing from any further deterioration caused by those crappy white earbuds from Apple.

Hertel [19] found that painkillers along with the application of cold can reduce further injury caused by free radicals.

Our novel combination of methods facilitates mutation identification in the enormous NEB gene, permitting more distinct genotype-phenotype correlations and possibly the discovery of further entities caused by mutation of NEB.

However, wastewater reuse implementation faces obstacles that include insufficient public acceptance, technical, economic and hygienic risks and further uncertainties caused by a lack of awareness, accepted standards, uniform guidelines and legislation.