Sentence examples for difference leading from inspiring English sources

And scientists say this may have made all the difference, leading to the enlarged brains of the lineage that evolved into modern humans.

The key difference leading to the impact has to do with the domain of applicability.

The difference-in-difference (DD) estimate of 17.5% is the difference between a negative pre-intervention difference and a positive post-intervention difference, leading to a strongly positive DD estimate.

When the girders are not fixed to the cross beams and the deck plate, different cambering deflections can occur in the inner and outer girders due to the PS difference, leading to an overturning failure during the test.

The main difference leading to the low fidelity of I260Q appears to be a loss in ability to destabilize the mismatched ternary complex.

Also, the charge state of epimeric fragment ions could be a factor which influences their conformational difference, leading to various arrival time shifts.

Our results indeed indicate the presence of just such differences leading in different answers to the question of separation of genetic pool between domestic and Przewalski's horses.

The main hypothesis is the creation of a new 'International Style' of unified models in each compound, not taking into consideration different users needs and individual differences, leading to many problems, either technical or aesthetical.

In addition, the modeling rationale was based on superimposing the structures of Aurora-A kinase and CDK2 which revealed enough differences leading to a path for selectivity improvement.

A staggered finite volume pressure correction method using central differencing (leading to energy conserving discretization of convective and pressure terms) is presented.

In other tissues, 211At uptake occurs at lower levels, although generally higher than for iodide, with tissue-specific differences leading to differential exposure to ionizing radiation throughout the body [8-10].