Sentence examples for terms and cause from inspiring English sources

There is less help available to try to prevent mistakes in benefit calculations, which cost us dearly in monetary terms and cause claimants a great deal of stress.

The use of plurals in class names is not generally recommended in ontology construction because it can introduce ambiguity in the meaning of a term and cause problems with string matching when used in conjunction with other ontologies [ 32].

The search for new antileishmanials is due to the lack in the available drugs for leishmaniasis treatment as they can have high toxicity, be used a long term, and cause severe adverse reactions.

The thermodynamic driving force comes to be dominated by the quadratic elastic energy term, and causes unbinding at the proximal end in addition to the distal end.

The web can inadvertently increase or weaken the potency of drugs taken for other conditions, promote development of resistant viruses, reduce chances of successful long-term therapy and cause harm in other ways.

The local government has great law enforcements in the coal mine safety supervision and regulation work, but in order to develop its local economy, it often ignore national interests and long-term interests and cause the prevalence of local protectionism.  .

Access to effective and affordable healthcare services, especially for children, is a way to tackle both a long term symptom and cause of poverty.

Fortunately clicking "decline" when asked to agree to the terms and conditions caused a reinstall to start but the terror of losing all my files haunts me.

The multi-tasking of going in and out of documents overloads my visual short-term memory and causes visual stress – words become blurred, I get tired and need frequent breaks.

Upregulation of GSK-3 inhibits long-term potentiation and causes memory deficit.

Long-term mortality and causes of death in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) and extrapulmonary tuberculosis (EPTB) are poorly documented.