Sentence examples for that otherwise causes from inspiring English sources

The last decade has witnessed a revival of interest by some in hormesis, a biological phenomenon broadly defined as a "stimulatory" response to low doses of a substance that otherwise causes inhibition of response at higher doses (e.g., Calabrese and Baldwin 2002a).

We also present the first corrections to local virial and pressure fields to account for the constraints typically used in lipid simulations that otherwise cause problems in highly oriented systems such as bilayers.

The new drugs, now in testing at Merck, Neurogen and Roche, home in mainly on the receptors involved in fear and anxiety, tweaking them just enough to calm down the hyperactive brain cells that otherwise cause anxiety.

As well as absorbing carbon, says Chopin, seaweed helps recycle excess nitrogen and phosphorus from fish feces that otherwise cause water pollution.

She's eating Japanese potatoes for their hyaluronic acid, and she's using fading pads to get rid of the sun spots that otherwise cause her freckles to merge into one another and create complexion-dulling blobs.

Several mutated genes code for the same contractile proteins that otherwise cause HCM.

For measuring the dry phase spectra, the sample chamber was extensively flushed with nitrogen gas, to remove traces of oxygen that otherwise caused high absorbance at 165 nm.

Protected polymorphisms are restricted to those sub-regions that otherwise cause a change in heterogamety or transitions.

A few patients with MYH7 mutations that otherwise cause distal myopathy could be classified as having limb-girdle syndrome or scapuloperoneal myopathy thus overlapping with the clinical features of myosin storage myopathy [ 44].

Thus, Star Power can be used strategically to play difficult sections of a song that otherwise might cause the player to fail.

Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are critical sensors of microbial attack and effectors of the TLR dependent innate defense enable the host to eliminate pathogens that otherwise would cause disease or mortality [1], [2], [3].