Sentence examples for may cause concentration from inspiring English sources

Topographical effects may cause concentration of ground motion and induces larger response of the MDOF models.

In Ref. [16], fixed boundary condition is applied, which may cause stress concentration and make dislocation nucleation artificially easier.

The locking depth beneath the Ushikubi fault would be shallower than that of the Atotsugawa fault, which may cause strain concentration along the Ushikubi fault.

In addition to the problem, that point measurements may not be spatially representative, a further complication may arise due to the temporal dynamics of groundwater flow, which may cause a concentration measurement to be not temporally representative.

Testosterone therapy may cause increased concentration of red blood cells (erythrocytosis).

Accidental intake of PCBs may cause elevated concentrations of this class of compounds, as was the case in Belgium in 1999 when animal feeds were accidentally contaminated by PCBs (Bernard and Fierens 2002; Bernard et al. 1999).

This suggested that the amount of serum iron transferred to bone marrow was reduced after extensive exercise, which may cause the iron concentration in bone marrow cannot meet the demand of the accelerated erythropoietic process.

Local production of melatonin may cause the melatonin concentration surrounding photoreceptors to be relatively high, protecting such cells from oxidative insult either via exertion of a direct antioxidant activity or via activation of melatonin receptors.

The material discontinuities at joints of dissimilar core materials may lead to abrupt changes of the shear angles and local bending of the face sheets at these locations, both of which may cause significant stress concentrations.

Weidenhamer et al. (1987) found that even lower phytotoxin concentration may cause similar or greater inhibitory effects than higher concentrations, when the amount of phytotoxin per seed is greater.

We found that 10 μg/ml was an adequate protein concentration to form uniform layer, and higher concentration may cause protein aggregation.