Sentence examples for may together cause from inspiring English sources

Iyer et al. (2012) suggested that the double hydrated zone at the depths of the slab mantle, through slab unbending (Fig. 22; Faccenda et al. 2012) and maximum serpentinization at c. 270 °C, may together cause the variations in the observed separation of the double seismic zone.

Vacancies may react with water or ions of OH− and form radicals of OH: (2) H 2 O + h + VB ⟶ OH + H + OH − + h + VB ⟶ OH In turn, the radicals of O2− and OH may react together, causing the formation of H2O2.

As a consequence, two or more sequences belonging to the same transcript may not be assembled together, causing an overestimation of expressed sequences.

The study indicated that, contrary to frequent practice in many course books, presenting new vocabulary that belongs to the same semantic set together may cause interference due to cross-association and may even hinder vocabulary learning.

If you either don't feel like changing cloth diapers or don't have the supplies to have them wear ones, you may even temporarily change the wearer from using the sleeper every few hours into another blanket sleeper, as the sleeper and diaper combination together may cause a diaper rash that is due to the heat that may be overly-high for the wearer's skin to be intolerable.

In the estimation, incorporating unilateral and bilateral variables in a single regression together may cause a bias.

The objective condition of limited resources, science-based cyclicality of economic growth and a number of other negative factors together may cause a failure of performance targets during the creation of TID that demands preventive work on issues of its implementation taking into account the factor of stability.

The instability of every one of these factors or some of them, acting together, may cause aggravation of chronic diseases but especially the worsening of general feelings and occurrence of DS, such as depression, violation of routine behavior, nervous tension, emotional conflicts, etc. [ 8- 11, 24- 28].

Putting the wrong ingredients together may cause digestive stress.

Trying to learn uncorrelated tasks together may often cause a decrease in performance.

For example, Sue might believe that Dave is taller than Cathy, and also believe that Cathy is taller than Ben, and together these may cause Sue to believe that Dave is taller than Ben.