Sentence examples for extraneous lead from inspiring English sources

Meunier et al. (2003a, 2003b) showed extraneous lead adsorption onto cocoa bean shells of up to 17,000 μg/g, or approximately 35 million times greater than our conservatively high calculation of the average lead concentration in cocoa beans.

It may even slow investigators down, by eating up resources and generating extraneous leads.

It was found that heavy metal contents in stems generally changed synchronously with those in leaves of the plant, and extraneous metals led to imbalance of mineral nutrient elements.

Extraneous centrioles can lead to genomic instability and aberrant cell signaling (Mahjoub and Stearns, 2012).

The idea that adverbs are just extraneous fluff has led to a smear campaign against them, and it's become common to suggest axing the part of speech altogether in order to make writing more powerful.

Based on previous analysis, maintaining sub-goals and considering different solution options can lead to extraneous cognitive load.

Such rule-based peering strategies may lead to extraneous costs from redundant peering links and may prevent beneficial peering links from being formed as shown by Lodhi et al. in (2012a).

A 2 × 2 between-groups design with the factors supportive information (before or during practice) and schematic representation (before or during practice) was used to investigate whether this balance between extraneous and germane load leads to more effective and efficient learning.

This has led to many extraneous species names [ 7, 12].

This is an extraneous variable which may have led variation in power profiles observed among participants which was not related to the exercise protocol.

Because novice learners have not yet acquired effective problem-solving strategies, they have to rely on inefficient strategies which impose high extraneous working memory load but leads to learning only very slowly.