Sentence examples for change that leads from inspiring English sources

It is possible that paternal lifestyle leading to obesity and smoking may drive epigenetic change that leads to insulin resistance, which is inherited by offspring and manifests as fetal growth restriction (32).

Their sense of intimacy with their characters indeed, with their actors suggests, almost at a molecular level, the principle of impulsive change that leads to better things, without denying, at a narrative level, that they all could have gone dramatically worse.

He said it stemmed from "poverty, a lack of opportunities, corruption, impunity, the failure to achieve justice and the cultural change that leads to the conviction that life is only worthwhile if it allows you to acquire goods and power quickly and without heeding its consequences".

Finally, it initiates a conformational change that leads to uncoating.

The tensile strength is a key property change that leads to sudden PWR drop.

Binding of cGMP to PKG-1α produces a conformational change that leads to enzyme activation.

Lobban credited Turing with starting the "irrevocable change" that led to the formation of GCHQ and its evolution into "the highly technological intelligence organisation that it is today".

She has also seen some deregulatory and market shocks, including the end of the ban on interstate banking, a change that led to a frenzy of bank mergers.

It's a change that led to Thomas ending up in New York, where he is plotting how to move his team past Bird's Pacers.

Lorne Manly, Stanley's editor, read the article but did not catch the mistakes; worse, he made a change that led to another error.

On the third point, Aristotle discusses views about perception and change that lead people to say that they reject PNC.