Sentence examples for may thus cause from inspiring English sources

By undermining many of the traditional arguments for objectivity, the internet may thus cause a wider "Foxification" of news and a return to the more opinionated and partisan media landscape of the 18th and early 19th centuries.

The inactivation of CHFR may thus cause the up-regulation of these proteins, which are known mitotic kinases and are frequently observed to be overexpressed in various types of human malignant tumors, such as bladder and colon cancers [23], [24].

The strong efflux of tetracycline may thus cause a drop in the intracellular cobalt concentrations below a threshold level required for sufficient activity of the cobalt-dependent enzymes of the EMCP, which would result in accumulation of ethylmalonyl-CoA and methylsuccinyl-CoA, reduced carbon flux through EMCP, and ultimately reduced growth in the presence of methanol.

Seasonal-climatic influences may thus cause great changes in the phytochemical profiles of these plants.

ON samples may thus cause an underestimation (about 25%) of the true albumin excretion (Table  3 and Figure  1).

Refluxed bile may activate pancreatic enzymes, and may thus cause recurrent acute pancreatitis and subsequent chronic pancreatitis, which is related to pancreatic carcinoma [ 24].

The tumour itself may have caused pain and may thus have caused a higher prevalence of pain in the breast cancer group.

Because the subject matter involved the mistress of a Neapolitan king, and may thus have caused difficulties with the Italian censors, Donizetti decided that the opera should be presented in France.

The methylation may thus have been caused by either environmental factors or other genes.

The emergence of genotype B2 in Kinshasa may thus have been caused by the massive influx of persons from other provinces where genotype B2 was circulating.

In retrospect, this sign may thus have been a cause to favor conservative management or, at least, more measured laser therapy.