Sentence examples for will cause an increase from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Shiller, he doubts that technological change will cause an increase in companies' earnings.
Adult-onset acromegaly will cause an increase in the soft tissues of the face, hands and feet.
"Generally, as a rule of thumb, anything that might cause excessive anxiety or stress hormones will cause an increase in wakefulness, preventing a proper night's sleep".
According to one theory, the increased radiation received by hundreds of thousands of citizens will cause an increase in their cancer rate — but an increase too tiny to detect amid the large number of cancers that will occur anyway.
If, for some reason, the terminus retreats slightly, the deeper water upstream of the shoal will cause an increase in iceberg calving; this will result in further retreat into deeper water, which will further increase the calving until the calving speed becomes so high that the normal processes of glacier flow cannot compensate.
Some argue they will cause an increase in road deaths as travellers choose to drive, and earlier this month, an Israeli security expert told Canadian legislators that the machines are "expensive and useless", which is why the Israelis, known as among the best at airport security, do not use them.
This will cause an increased Equal Error Rate (EER, where FAR = FRR), and an increased number of errors (False Accepts + False Rejects) which reduces overall system accuracy.
Ignoring these terms will cause an increasing information loss as the measurement noise gets larger. 5.
Decreasing the distance has the same effect as increasing the applied voltage, and this will cause an increased in the field strength.
Long-term use of treated output water from water treatment systems, because of the reduction of useful minerals in water and hardness, will cause an increased incidence of bone complications from lack of nutrients (Morrisa et al. 2008).
Specifically, shorter impulse response results in lower in-band distortion, but it will cause an increasing amount of out-of-band radiation that may violate the specified spectral mask.
