Sentence examples for the process of causing from inspiring English sources

Weights were then allocated to each factor depending on its stage or level in the process of causing dam failure.

Dieless wire drawing is the process of causing a reduction in a wire diameter without the use of conventional wire drawing dies.

It's a recently unearthed archaeological site just over the Turkish side of the border that's in the process of causing complete upheaval to all our old assumptions about the dawn of human civilisation.

It's a recently unearthed archaeological site just over the Turkish side of the border that's in the process of causing complete upheaval to all our old assumptions about the dawn of human civilization.

With respect to the negative emotional domain, caregiving and the magnitude of burden can have negative emotional effects on caregivers, perhaps through the process of causing life disruption as a result of the caregiving process [ 1, 11, 12, 19].

Chemical peeling is the process of causing controlled chemical injury to the skin (partial or complete epidermis with or without dermis) by application of a chemical peeling agent that causes exfoliation of the superficial layers of the skin, leading to removal of superficial lesions followed by regeneration of new epidermal and dermal tissues.

In other words — and the words grow hopelessly cloudy — it works all ways, entirely eliminating the process of cause and effect.

Where oil was found, the process of extraction caused some areas to slump — Louisiana "floats on oil like a drunkard's teeth on whiskey," A. J. Liebling once wrote — further contributing to subsidence.

The process of drying causes the pulps to hornify, i.e., limits the accessibility of cellulose by reducing the cell wall porosity.

Of particular importance is the application of δ-5-aminolaevulinic acid (ALA) that, through the process of biosynthesis causes formation of the protoporphyrin IX (PpIX).

The major reason for the increase is likely to be the process of alkalization caused by excess of sodium (Sakano et al. 1997).