Sentence examples for may cause absorption from inspiring English sources
However, the surface activity may cause absorption to food items and can contribute to an increased uptake by diet.
So it is possible that combination of AA and FOS may cause lower absorption and deposition of fat content around the abdomen.
Tetracyclines can chelate divalent and trivalent cations in certain medications that may cause a decreased absorption of the tetracycline and the medication when given concurrently.
It is understood that lens-yellowing effects due to cataract may cause pre-retinal absorption of short-wavelength light resulting in tritan deficits.
These differences between the studies may be attributable to differences in methodology or experimental conditions such as different feeding type or regime, or even to parasitological status of the animals that may cause differences in absorption, disposition and persistence of anthelmintic drugs in the animals.
This deficiency may cause low calcium absorption, resulting in bone weakness and potential fractures.
The energy of the HOMO LUMO transition is typically estimated from the absorption edge; however, the large extinction disparity between the most intense absorptions and the lowest energy absorptions may cause inconsistencies in these measurements.
DSSC with the photoanode of TNTs grown on Ti foil requires backside illumination, which may cause light reflection and absorption by the counter electrode and the electrolyte [12, 13].
For this particular application the inhibition of solvent penetration is a crucial point because solvent absorption may cause the transport of solubilized polymer coating in the bulk of the stone, making irreversible any further attempt to remove the unwanted material.
PFD may cause increased degradation and absorption of keloid tissue [ 69].
In addition, we suggest that IPL should be performed prior to MFU-V because the mild-to-moderate erythema caused by MFU-V may cause greater IPL energy absorption and possibly a greater likelihood of adverse events.
