Sentence examples for and therefore leading from inspiring English sources

One could speculate that increased ERAD activity at lower temperature might lead to degradation of excess HC, thus reducing ER stress conditions and therefore leading to better secretion.

This is of course at the cost of reducing the number of shocks and therefore leading to more imprecise estimates.

This significant properties makes the dyes to be accumulated in the living organisms and therefore leading to severe diseases and function disorders (Gautam et al. 2015b).

For the first 34 laps he was driving well at the head of the entertaining Lotus-Sauber-Toro Rosso battle, and therefore leading team-mate Romain Grosjean.

At middle temperature ranges (in the order of 250 400 °C) chromium nitride tends to precipitate affecting the austenitic phase and therefore leading to a decline in the tolerance to corrosion albeit to a substantial increase in the sample microhardness.

The level-set method has been recently introduced in the field of shape optimization, enabling a smooth representation of the boundaries on a fixed mesh and therefore leading to fast numerical algorithms.

This better dispersion leads to a greater contact between the bacteria membrane and nanomaterials, therefore leading to greater cell damage.

What she said remains confidential, but she seemed to feel those two men didn't have their emotions under control, and were therefore leading their countries into disaster.

Each preference profile provides a different set of selection criteria and options therefore leading to a possibly different service ranking, even for the same service selection problem.

Technically, this is due to a number of factors, given that biochars are generated from a wide range of materials, temperatures, and methods, therefore leading to biochars of widely varying characteristics such as pH, CEC, surface area, and ash content (Lim et al. 2016).

We think that WebScipio can in many cases provide even non-specialists with gene structure predictions that are coherent and precise, therefore leading to more meaningful analyses.