Sentence examples for may cause very from inspiring English sources

In such a framework, particular sets of the parameters and specific structural configurations may cause very low critical galloping velocities.

Now, fibre-bridging may occur behind the tip of the advancing delamination and may cause very significant retardation of the FCG rate.

The spectrum sensing in CRNs faces three main technical challenges: (1) The sampling rate, too high sampling rate may cause very high cost of signal processing and storage; (2) The design of radio front-end is very difficult, the computation intensive energy or feature detection operations are applied in many existing spectrum sensing methods.

We suspect that GFW may cause very early genotoxic stress responses in highly replicating cancer cells.

The global assessment, for example, showed that relatively small proportional increases in risk for climate-sensitive diseases such as diarrhea and malnutrition may cause very large increases in the total future disease burden.

These results suggest that prolonged flooding in summer and early autumn may cause very high egg mortality and first-instar nymph mortality of any survivors, but is likely to only ever affect a small proportion of the metapopulation.

Cho (1999, p. 3) believes that "rating discrepancy between raters may cause a very serious impediment to assuring test validation, thereby incurring the mistrust of the language assessment process itself".

For example, because the two hatched regions in Figure 4 are located far from the GNSS stations, even the M w  ~ 7 SSEs in these regions may cause a very small (≤1 mm) displacement at the nearest station, which makes it difficult to determine whether the SSEs in these regions are real phenomena.

In contrast, viruses of moderate to low virulence may cause a very mild or inapparent disease.

Second, canine MPV17 defect may cause either very mild symptoms or symptoms that manifest only in a particular tissue and physiological state or in relation to a specific diet (Bottani et al., 2013).

A Hemophilus bacterial infection may cause a creamy, very foul-smelling and often fishy discharge.