Sentence examples for development that led to from inspiring English sources
But it returned in chickens there this year, a development that led to a culling of them in May.
What she did not know was that her decision would temporarily cost her custody of her two children in tribal court, or that her teenage daughter would disclose that she too had been sexually abused — by her own father, a development that led to a federal trial and, for the filmmaker and the producers, ethical soul searching.
Maurice M. Rapport, a biochemist who helped isolate and name the neurotransmitter serotonin, which plays a role in regulating mood and mental states, and who first described its molecular structure, a development that led to the creation of a wide variety of psychiatric and other drugs, died on Aug. 18 in Durham, N.C.
In addition, a tectonic model is proposed to explain the endorheic basin development that led to the formation of the playa.
About a century ago, scientists figured out how to do this by combining nitrogen with hydrogen to make ammonia, a development that led to the production of synthetic fertilizers--among other things--and the rise of modern agriculture.
It's part of a process to hand off some of these harder processes to a third party and focus on the key elements of their products, a hallmark of web development that led to an explosion in the startup ecosystem.
The researchers devised a novel procedure for driving mouse embryonic stem cells down the particular line of development that leads to a pancreatic precursor cell.
Researchers in Israel have converted human embryonic cells into heart muscle, and other groups are working out ways to drive the cells down paths of development that lead to brain and pancreas tissue.
ADPKD is characterized by cyst development that leads to abnormal kidney structure.
Process intensification (PI) has been defined as "Any chemical engineering development that leads to a substantially smaller, cleaner and more energy-efficient technology" [2].
Battery design is a critical aspect of material and system development that leads to the commercialization of effective electrochemical energy storage systems.
