Sentence examples for targets caused from inspiring English sources

A string of other attacks, on churches, embassies and other targets, caused additional death and destruction in Indonesia.

Too long sonication decreased the signal, presumably due to loss of hybridization sites on the targets caused by extensive DNA fragmentation.

The calculation for a single pulse also shows that the compression pressure waves in targets caused by IPIBs are strongly dependent on the combination of current density and accelerating voltage.

As is discussed below, there is good reason to believe that contract cheating displays patterns that are similar to those that criminology has typically observed for crime: non-randomness across offenders and targets caused by repeat offending and repeat victimization.

Although the difference in the phase composition of the powder metallurgical and cast targets caused some variations in the microstructure of the coatings, it was shown that the microstructure of the coatings is much more influenced by the bias voltage than by the microstructure of the targets.

Even though the SHAC defendants did nothing but call for and participate in legal protests against the company and anyone doing business with them, sporadic instances of vandalism by unknown persons against some of the protest targets caused the six activists spearheading the campaign against HLS to be charged with inciting "terrorism".

As the 1990s began, the company missed some revenue and profit targets, causing a steep decline in its stock price.

This has resulted in workers meeting only about two-thirds of their production targets, causing significant wage losses.

Siegel's Ju 87s, with no air opposition, swooped onto their targets causing large-scale damage.

As with Totalize, many of the bombers mistakenly dropped their bombs short of their targets, causing 400 Polish and Canadian casualties.

Mature miRNAs operate via sequence-specific interactions with the 3' untranslated region (UTR) of cognate mRNA targets, causing suppression of translation and mRNA decay [1], [2].