Sentence examples for question caused by from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, is followed by another sensation, peculiar to the particular passion in question, caused by the disturbances the animal spirits excite in the brain.

To a good approximation, this can be viewed as a reduction in effective population size (Ne) at the site in question, caused by the variance in fitness at linked sites subject to selection (Charlesworth et al. 2010).

At the present moment the cyanobacteria allelochemicals and algal toxins have been studied due to economic questions caused by the toxic algae bloom (HAB).

However, the validity of the questionnaires may be less good for persons with a non-Dutch origin or low literacy, due to differences in interpretation of questions caused by cultural differences.

The pneumonia in question is caused by Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a common soil bacterium, which each year kills tens of thousands of individuals in the United States alone.

Thus, while the requirement that, in order to be free in the libertarian sense, an action not have any cause that lies outside the agent is unproblematic, this is obviously not a sufficient condition, since this condition would be satisfied if the behavior in question were caused by random events within the agent.

And the party has a new reason to listen to them.The Scottish referendum has supercharged the "West Lothian Question"—the anomaly, caused by devolution, by which Scottish and Welsh MPs can vote on laws affecting England while English MPs have scant power over Scotland and Wales.

That has also brought a surge in incoming passengers from places like Poland, flying in to visit friends and relatives.Carbon for the weekend, anybody?Critics of budget airlines still question the emissions caused by ownership of weekend cottages within two hours' flying distance (property purchases linked to new air routes have redistributed billions of euros around Europe).

Environment: Climate Warming Confirmed A new United Nations climate report — the fifth since 1988 — has concluded that the basic facts about global warming are beyond question: it is caused by human activity and if it continues it will lead to melting of land ice, extreme heat waves, difficulty in growing food, and dramatic changes in plant and animal life, including large numbers of extinctions.

Shell official Allard Castelein told the BBC the spills in question "were all caused by sabotage".

Transcription is known to cause a strand bias and numerous analyses are presented to show that the strand bias in question is not caused by transcription.