Sentence examples for may cause development from inspiring English sources

As a result, it may cause development of oxidative stress in the species leading to various pathophysiological changes which may span from retarded growth, faulty reproduction to early aging, and finally death (Chainy et al., 2016; Millan et al., 2017; Paital, 2016b; Paital, 2017; Paital et al., 2016, b; Paital et al., 2017; Anonymous, 2017).

Taking into account our results, it is suggested that CHB may cause development of antigens that influence cytoplasmic ANCA patterns.

Specific treatment contributed to the favorable development, but specific serum unavailability this year, may cause development of other cases.

Protein dysfunctions may cause development of various pathological conditions For more than 75 years it has been believed that the specific functionality of a given protein is predetermined by its unique 3-D structure [ 1, 2].

It has been suggested that deregulation of stem cell self-renewal may cause development of malignancies because cancer cells and stem cells share several similarities, such as the ability of self-renewal without loss of proliferation capacity, relative resistance to drugs, radiation, and apoptosis.

A bee, wasp sting, or ant bite may cause development of rash and itching.

Some commentators on biofuel cultivation in developing countries suggest biofuel development may cause exploitation and marginalisation.

CYC given in the second and third trimester does not result in structural abnormalities but it may cause growth restriction, impair neurological development and suppress haematopoiesis in the infant [ 164, 169].

The great number and variety of gestures possible when four fingers and a thumb hit a touchscreen may well cause development and design paralysis.

The investigation illustrates the variation that exists in heathland development and the different factors that may cause the development.

Thus, although the proportion of hybrids may be small in relation to the total tumor mass, the spontaneity of cell fusion, and the survival and growth of the hybrids may cause the development of derivative clones that might have important clinical implications.