Sentence examples for to cause harmful from inspiring English sources

All members of the genus Rickettsia (Rickettsiales; Rickettsiaceae) are obligate intracellular parasites of eukaryotes [1], with some species that are pathogenic and are known to cause harmful diseases in humans, e.g., R. prowazekii, the causative agent of epidemic typhus and R. rickettsii, the agent of Rocky Mountain spotted fever [2].

"We will do nothing to cause harmful interference over the airwaves," Mr. Kennard pledged.

The ability of VOCs to cause harmful health effects varies greatly [1, 2].

Hence, environmentally relevant concentrations of TCAs have the potential to cause harmful effects on early-life stages of fish.

For example, a defendant commits battery if she acts, intending to cause harmful or offensive contact with the plaintiff, and such contact in fact results from her act.

Therefore, headbox flows need to be controlled precisely so as not to cause harmful cross-directional flows in the headbox, such as those illustrated in Figure 3 due to a non-even flow rate distribution from the tapered header.

In order to not cause harmful interference to any surrounding PU-Rx, the SU-Tx needs to adapt its transmit power and commence transmission before the packet delay threshold is reached.

Furthermore, let us assume that the tolerable peak interference power is the same for all PU-Rx, i.e. Q pk m = Q pk for m = 1, 2,..., M. In order to not cause harmful interference to any PU-Rx in the primary system, the transmission power of the SU-Tx must then satisfy the peak interference power constraint given as P g 1, g 2,..., g M ; h 1 ≤ Q pk max m { g m } (4).

Due to incorrect incumbent system sensing results, the conventional PSM scheme always uses the full power to transmit, which will cause harmful interference to the incumbent systems.

Background: Scientists and regulatory agencies strive to identify chemicals that may cause harmful effects to humans and the environment; however, prioritization is challenging because of the large number of chemicals requiring evaluation and limited data and resources.

In cognitive radio networks, secondary users are allowed to opportunistically access spectrums which have already been allocated to primary users, given that they do not cause harmful interference to the operation of primary users.