Sentence examples for generating a severe from inspiring English sources

The fault is notorious because, when combined with a fracture to the north, the Rodgers Creek Fault, the 100-mile system is estimated to have a one-in-three chance of generating a severe earthquake within the next 30 years, an estimate scientists say remains in force even if the northern segment of the Hayward Fault is creeping.

Washington's actions are generating a severe political reaction.

This protocol of STZ administration causes massive cytotoxic destruction of insulin-producing cells, generating a severe hyperglycemic condition, which accelerates the appearance of the complications associated to diabetes, particularly DN [ 21– 23].

In China, the marked imbalance of economic development has affected access to and use of maternal and child health (MCH) services, generating a severe inequity among various economic statuses.

The crisis, in turn, generated a severe shock to expectations of nominal spending, and the Fed's failure to respond appropriately delivered the economy into the worst recession since the Great Depression.Critics of this view suggest that the financial crisis was an inevitability, given the excesses of the previous decade.

As cell lysis with hypochlorite is strongly exergonic and generates a severe amount of foam, in- or external cooling was applied, depending on the total volume of the vessel to prevent a strong temperature increase.

Of these, two induce a pronounced widening of vessel diameter without a substantial loss of vessel number, one compound produces a loss of retinal blood vessels accompanied by a mild increase of their diameter, and finally one other generates a severe loss of retinal vessels.

We hypothesized that, if an interaction between these pathways were critical, loss of both should generate a severe, synthetic phenotype and cause an abnormal circadian behavior.

By producing O-methyl adducts, MNNG generates a severe damage in DNA that provokes the activation of nuclear repair proteins, such as PARP-1.

If certain conditions are met (Sepsis-screening tool alert parameters), the system generates a "severe sepsis and septic shock" alert, and the test is considered to be positive.

Since enzymatic reactions are sensitive to temperature, but light capture is not, this stress combination generates a severe imbalance between mechanisms' high energy absorption and low energy use through enzymatic carbon assimilation (Ball et al. 1991).