Sentence examples for may cause deterioration from inspiring English sources
Corrosion, abrasion and fretting fatigue may cause deterioration and, eventually, the failure of a post-tensioning tendon or a stay cable on a cable supported structure.
Edge cracks are commonly observed in steel strip in cold rolling, which may cause deterioration of quality and productivity of products.
Prior to power the fuel cell stack, the storage materials need to go through an exothermic metathesis, and severe temperature overshooting is expected, which may cause deterioration in material performance and safety issue.
In a conventional design, the SF channel is equipped with flow stream-splitters at the inlet and the outlet of the channel, which may cause deterioration of the resolution due to the disturbance in the flow stream by the imperfection of the splitter geometry.
The environmental concern is because most of the agro-industrial wastes contain phenolic compounds and/or other compounds of toxic potential; which may cause deterioration of the environment when the waste is discharged to the nature.
This may be due to poor identifiability of one of the four kinetic rate parameters of the 2TC model, which results in unreasonably high value for that ROI VT and thus may cause deterioration of the overall test-retest metrics.
Acute exacerbations may cause deteriorations in the health status of subjects with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
BOTH neutron irradiation and normal ageing phenomena may separately cause deterioration in the properties of mild steels by increasing the brittle ductile transition temperature.
Based on our findings and literature reading, we hypothesised that mercuric chloride treatment may also cause deterioration of the collection.
Many recent studies and guidelines have indicated that the use of short-acting β2-agonists on a regular basis will not improve asthma control, and may even cause deterioration [4 6].
Osteoporosis, as one example, may significantly cause deterioration in the functional outcome.
