Sentence examples for altogether led from inspiring English sources

And leaving even moderate elements of the Taliban outside the political process altogether led them to regroup as an insurgency.

These data altogether led us to conclude that the studied depression consists of a shallow subsiding basin formed by tectonic reactivations in the mid/late Holocene.

Removing the root calibration altogether led to inflated 95% credibility intervals and older median ages, indicating that the mean used for the fossil calibrations (obtained from 55, see Methods) was not sufficient to provide upper bounds on the node ages.

Escalators (31 altogether) lead up to long hallways, which intersect in a 75-foot-high rotunda capped by a 50-foot-wide skylight.

The dominating clinical CF phenotype is the respiratory disease, being hallmarks of this disease the very thick mucus obstructing the airways, chronic inflammation and persistent infections mostly by Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which altogether lead to eventual impairment of respiratory function (Bell et al., 2015).

Altogether lead sequences were obtained that have a binding affinity for HLA-DQ2 that is 100- to 200-fold higher compared to that of the gluten-derived peptide that has the highest affinity for HLA-DQ2.

Altogether, lead content was measured in cortical (tibia) and trabecular (patella) bone in 621 and 620 women, respectively, from these two studies.

If a cancer is still lethal despite detection through screening, the affected individual may live longer with the diagnosis of cancer but not longer altogether (lead-time bias).

Altogether, this led us to design a completely new tool to browse the complex data emanating from very different approaches (proteomics, transcriptomics, comparative genomics, search for promoters) in different model organisms.

Altogether he led more than 50 albums, from Pot Pie (1954) to Man with the Hat (2011), which he led with saxophonist Grace Kelly.

It was a unique situation – the paper could either carry out what was anyway only a symbolic destruction (as there were other copies of the material in America and Brazil) to reach an accommodation with the authorities, or risk legal action that could have shut down coverage altogether and led to an expensive, uncertain court case.