Sentence examples for unstable causes from inspiring English sources

It was found that high-status success and low-status failure, i.e. the system-consistent outcomes, were attributed relatively more to stable internal causes (ability), whereas high-status failure and low-status success, i.e. the system-inconsistent outcomes, were attributed relatively more to unstable causes (effort).

Transferring patients back to acute care from rehabilitation if they become unstable causes interruption to treatment programs, costs money in transportation and staffing, and adds to overall length of stay[ 20].

Experimental studies reveal that certain configurations can become unstable causing exponentially growing regular high-frequency oscillations that asymptotically approach a limit-cycle with considerable amplitude.

When there is a steep vertical gradient of wind flow, wind profiles may become unstable, causing refraction or over-reflection of the upward propagating gravity wave (Taylor et al., 1993).

The groundwater running through the hills may have made the land unstable, causing it to fall in, KUSA reported.

Additionally, liposomes are heterogeneous and relatively unstable, causing significant obstacles for large-scale pharmaceutical production.

However, the perturbed vorticity easily becomes unstable, and causes inconsistent acoustic solutions, based on grid dependence.

At moderate strains chain slip becomes unstable, which causes the localization of deformation within numerous fine shear bands.

Exposed to red light, the molecule transfers energy to an oxygen molecule (O2), splitting it into singlet oxygen, which is unstable and causes damage to the tumor as well as to the lining of the blood vessels that supply it.

"The good news is that Chameleon is said to be quite unstable, and causes regular crashes and computer slowdown - something which might alert users to there being a problem with their PC".

Several meta-analyses have demonstrated that an unstable meniscus causes osteoarthritis [ 5, 6, 9].