Sentence examples for effectively leading from inspiring English sources

And so, Dr. Stefanick said, it is possible that Premarin contains hormones that protected against cancer as well as ones that spurred its growth, effectively leading to a neutral effect.

It is Mugisha who is effectively leading the case.

Pathogens with quorum-sensing pathways may also infect host organisms more effectively, leading to deadlier diseases.

According to my hypothesis, a toxic alkaloid in the seeds weakened McCandless to such a degree that it became impossible for him to hike out to the highway or hunt effectively, leading to starvation.

Perhaps she wished she had let him go through the forest earlier and felt guilty for bringing him to the UN base, for putting her trust in the international community and effectively leading him to his death.

Donald Fehr, who has been the executive director of the N.H.L. Players Associationn since December 2010 but was effectively leading the union for several months before then, takes a more nuanced view when asked if the league is better off now than it was before the lockout.

A 'narrow and deep' policy refers to buying a small number of styles in high volume, which is more efficient to manufacture in bulk cost-effectively leading higher profits for the company and lower prices for the customers.

By overlapping the slow photon effect of inverse opal, the SPR effect is effectively amplified, leading to a more striking enhancement in light utilization.

At a certain strain, they become effectively rigid leading to a stiffening effect.

The experimental results show that, in square DTCCs, the concrete is well confined by both the FRP tube and the HSS tube, and the buckling of HSS tube is effectively restrained so that its high material strength can be effectively utilized, leading to an excellent column performance.

Mr. Hinckley had effectively been leading the church well before he was ordained as president on March 12 , 1995