Sentence examples for instruments caused by from inspiring English sources

Tokyo Electric's difficulties in providing accurate information on radiation are not a result of software problems, as some Japanese officials have suggested, but stem from damage to measurement instruments caused by radiation, the executive said.

This is probably a byproduct of correlation between our instruments caused by assortative mating.

Main damages to the instruments are caused by the static electricity associated with severe thunderstorms, which result in a lower data completeness in summer months than in the others.

Instrument failure caused by excessive torsional stress can be controlled by creating a manual or mechanical glide path.

Therefore, we conclude that the change of an instrument response caused by age-related degradation or large earthquakes is usually too small to affect the result of the PII.

Ion beam modeling calculations show that the main transmission limitation of the instrument is caused by the design of our injector, a four-magnet "Recombinator", making it difficult to perform reliable AMS with negative currents exceeding 80μAA.

As previously stated, the reciprocating movement aims to minimize the risk of instrument fracture caused by torsional stress once the angle of the counterclockwise rotation is designed to be smaller than the elastic limit of the instrument [ 22].

Thus it seems reasonable to assume that the StO2 differences between the different instruments are primarily caused by other factors, most likely the different algorithms, although surprisingly there was significant difference between the two NIROs.

SeaWinds, which cost NASA $138 million to develop and build and will cost $16 million more to operate over its life of three to five years, is the third in a series of instruments that sense ripples caused by winds near the ocean surface, which scientists use to calculate wind speed and direction.

M  If applicable, where do you experience discomfort from pressure caused by instruments?

The frequency of discomfort in the palm of the hand from pressure caused by instruments as indicated by the surgeons is illustrated in Fig. 2 [26].