Sentence examples for may cause first from inspiring English sources

Previously, it has been shown that overdose of dexmedetomidine may cause first- or second-degree atrioventricular block [ 25].

But it may cause second thoughts about the strategy, according to Nicholas Negroponte, head of the broader M.I.T. Media Laboratory and its roving ambassador to overseas operations like Media Lab Asia and Media Lab Europe.

Second, with measurement noise, this may cause the third dimension to overfit to the noise.

Similarly, an alpha helix may be highlighted in a second component on the webpage that may cause a third component to highlight where the alpha helix is located in the tertiary structure of the same protein.

Infectious disease experts are increasingly concerned that overuse of the antibiotic Cipro by people worried about anthrax may cause a second wave of health problems.

B7 A CAUTION -- Infectious-disease experts are concerned that the overuse of Cipro may cause a second wave of health problems, including a rise in bacterial resistance, undermining the antibiotic's usefulness.

* Resolves an issue that may cause certain third-party printers to print to the incorrect paper tray.

Hereby, we propose that meningeal nociceptors in a line-shaped area parallel to the superior sagital sinus (SSS) is sensitized due to meningeal immuno-vascular interactions [25] and thus prone to be activated by CSD in our patient, resulting in a line-shaped cephalalgia through migraine pain pathway, and while the CSD propagates into diencephalon it may cause the third cranial nerve palsy.

An individual's conduct may cause a third person to justifiably believe that actual agent authority exists.

Areas of concern include how many cases will appear in the future and whether or not use of human blood and blood products may cause a second cycle of human infections.

This may cause a second wave of cell death, whereby the oxidatively stressed but still viable tumor cells ultimately perish via programmed mechanisms due to the inability to restore cell function and homeostasis [ 85].