Sentence examples for Lead to a switch from inspiring English sources

His abilities would lead to a switch to AVV Zeeburgia three years later, before being picked up by AZ in 2004.

He added that enabling local people to profit from wind power would lead to a switch in "deeply subjective aesthetic perceptions".

So they are hoping that carbon-pricing would lead to a switch from coal to gas which they say produces half as much CO{-2} as coal, for each unit of electricity generated from burning it.

In some cases, this can lead to a switch in topology of distillation regions inside the column and cause serious problems in convergence of simulators in steady state and dynamic modes.

Which factors lead to a switch in participants' reports?

This could lead to a switch to non-exclusive copyright licensing for research [14].

Oxidative stress increases expression of AGE and RAGE (receptor for AGEs) leading to an activation of NF-κB which leads to a switch in the gene expression of cardiac MHC (myosin heavy chain) from the α-MHC isoform to the β-MHC isoform altering myocardial contractility [ 104].

Irradiation with UV light led to a switch in wettability of the film from superhydrophobic to hydrophilic and this process could be reversed by subsequent irradiation with visible light.

In this case, the SHT-SAHT switching was associated with subtle changes in magma production rate, which led to a switch from strombolian to vulcanian activity.

Doubts over Paddy Jackson's fitness also led to a switch to fly-half for Pienaar with Paul Marshall handed the number nine shirt.

Hence, when canonical TGFβ signaling is robust, E7 levels are low; E7 levels rise during progression from HKc/HPV16 to HKc/DR and this leads to a switch in TGFβ signaling from canonical (growth inhibitory) to non-canonical (promoting EMT) [74].