Sentence examples for issue which may cause from inspiring English sources

Discharge of untreated nutrient-rich wastewater is a problematic issue, which may cause root burning and the eutrophication of receiving water.

Another issue which may cause disagreement is the decision threshold: the level of risk above which testing or treatment should take place, and below which it is unnecessary [ 10- 12].

Client WMNs are very simple to design but scalability and limited resource allocation are the critical issues which may cause throughput degradation in the network.

A never event list provides a potential new approach to engage frontline staff in explicitly considering and acting on a range of safety-critical issues which may cause avoidable harm to patients in general practice.

In turn, this phenomenon gives rise to the issue of closed-loop stability which may cause control performance deterioration, and even instability brake down of such control systems.

"Each country tends to look at issues from their own prospect, which may cause misunderstanding in the process," Ms. Wang said.

The definitions of the levels are slightly different between the two systems, which may cause issues during the future when two volcanoes are on the same level but displaying different levels of activity.

An important issue is to consider population admixture/stratification, which may cause spurious association, in population-based case-control studies.

These studies have specific limitations including that they are cross-sectional [ 11- 15, 15] or retrospective [ 14], and none address the issue of gestational age at birth which may cause selection bias due to the probability of low uptake of ANC among women who deliver prematurely.

Several soft errors were observed, which may cause operating issues.

However, resistive switching is unstable, which may cause operating issues [9, 10].