Sentence examples for localised causes from inspiring English sources

Moreover, localised causes can have second order global effects, when significant effects ripple through a globalised world, such as financial crises.

Furthermore, concerns exist that localised causes of ischaemia and increased lactate levels render tissues to an increased risk of HO [ 16].

Stratigraphic variations in sediment competency, and the subsequent alternating distributed and localised strain causes complexities within the mixed zone such as undeformed blocks or lenses of cohesive sediment, or asperities at the mixed zone/protolith boundary.

Such movement may cause localised tissue trauma and invalid data.

The plasma evaporation from chromospheric and transition region heights eventually causes localised runaway condensation events and we witness the formation of plasma blobs due to thermal instability, that evolve dynamically in the heated arcade part and move gradually downwards due to interchange type dynamics.

"The force per area is higher in a fist strike and that is what causes localised tissue damage," said Prof Carrier.

Tropheryma whipplei, the agent of Whipple's disease, causes localised infections in the absence of histological digestive involvement.

An alternating current delivered via a needle electrode causes localised ionic agitation and frictional heating of the tissue around the needle.

Photodynamic therapy causes localised cell death directly by induction of apoptosis and/or necrosis as well as indirectly by destruction of tumour vasculature and delayed stimulation of an immune response against the malignancy subjected to PDT (Castano et al, 2006).

The gusts in this case were strong enough to knock down trees, and the accompanying heavy rain caused localised flooding.

Despite all precautions localised corrosion has caused unexpected material failures in environments which should be harmless.