Sentence examples for would cause over from inspiring English sources

It is defined as the average number of secondary infections an infectious individual would cause over his infectious period in an entirely susceptible population [24, 25].

Some big Scottish firms have claimed that if Scots vote for independence, they will move their company registrations and some of their operations to England to avoid the uncertainty that a Yes vote would cause over which currency and central bank an independent Scotland would use.

However, unreasonable replication would cause over-consumption of system resources and finally a further deterioration on data access latency.

In this patient, ventilation with a high tidal volume (Vt = 10 ml/kg plus PEEPIDEAL = 15 cmH2O) would cause over-distension since ventilation is well above the upper P FLEX.

In this scenario, due to the variety in the evaluation environments and the mismatch between simulated training data and real test data, discriminative training would cause over-training problems, although discriminative training is very powerful for matched conditions where training and evaluation conditions are close, in general.

The permit was approved, but was appealed by nearby resident Robert Ford, who claimed the installation would cause an over-concentration of above-ground structures along the public right-of-way, according to the city's Municipal Code.

But he admitted this would cause uncertainty over what price Shire might be prepared to pay, and said the shares could have a rocky ride over the next few days.

The Florida strip that Hurricane Andrew destroyed in 1992, leaving $25 billion in losses, has been so hastily and daringly redeveloped that the same storm today would cause well over double those losses.

The model diagnostics showed nothing that would cause doubt over the proportional hazards assumption.

An additional algorithm tracks the kinematics of the RATD and can prevent it from moving into a region that would cause a tip-over.

The entire event reverberates with the kind of historical discordance that would cause Lenin to roll over in his lonely mausoleum, which also happens to be in the immediate vicinity, guarded by a single bored policeman.