Sentence examples for may cause leakage from inspiring English sources

This technique, however, risks increasing the pressure inside the borehole, which may cause leakage of the cement, with possible embolism in the venous plexuses or cord damage.

One of the major disadvantages of these materials is polymerisation shrinkage, which may cause leakage between the tooth-adhesive or adhesive-bracket interfaces, resulting in the penetration of bacteria and fluids in these areas.

The lower density of drilling fluid could not ensure hydrostatic pressure higher than a pore pressure of 5 MPa; while higher density may cause leakage and therefore trigger blowout.

The postinsertion of a new lipid is expected to alter the membrane of the liposomes, which may cause leakage of the entrapped agent [ 40].

Exposure of malignant T cells to romidepsin decreases the MMP, which may cause leakage of pro-apoptotic factors from mitochondria to the cytoplasm and activation of caspases.

However, HDFS has the potential safety hazard due to the unencrypted data stored in Datanode, which may cause data leakage during the manipulation.

Experiments were designed to determine if the vasodilatory peptides maxadilan and pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating peptide (PACAP-38) may cause plasma leakage through activation of leukocytes and to what extent these effects could be due to PAC1 and CXCR1/2 receptor stimulation.

The sutureless sclerotomies may cause wound leakage, theoretically increasing the risk of postoperative endophthalmitis and hypotony.

Increases in mucosal intestinal permeability may cause pathological leakage of bacterial products, inducing inflammation.

Alternatively, a deletion of the ER retention signal or an overflow of HSP47 from the ER retention signal may cause a leakage of HSP47 to outside the cell (Yokota et al, 2003).

If you are wearing a pad don't do leg stretches (the splits) as it may move your pad around and cause leakage.