Sentence examples for which causes a spike from inspiring English sources

Heat becomes trapped inside the body and is redirected to the core, which causes a spike in temperature.

Food costs rose only marginally in August, but they were expected to rise significantly later this year as the impact of a severe drought, which caused a spike in corn and soybean prices, worked its way through to the supermarket.

This isn't surprising: the UK's most-popular new year's resolution is to exercise more, which causes a January gym spike.

In Fig.  7, we present the results of simulations of the STN neuron in the presence of an additional irregular input current delivered to the membrane [diagram (c)], which causes an irregular spiking of the STN [diagram (a)].

Then we had some broken pipelines and, which interrupted supplies, which caused a temporary spike.

The protests were sparked by the government's decision to remove fuel subsidies, which caused a 66percentt increase in petrol prices, a 500percentt increase in natural gas, and a spike in the price of food.

Which caused a kind of feature slide.

Which caused an ever-mushrooming oil slick.

He said investors did not appreciate the risk in poor economic reports, slow profit growth and the possibility of flare-ups in conflicts with Iran and Syria, which could cause a spike in energy prices.

This causes a spike in insulin levels, whose burst of energy is followed by a crash.

"When you eat those foods, it causes a spike in blood sugar and insulin.