Sentence examples for figures which led to from inspiring English sources

The rally in Japan was prompted by weaker than expected growth figures, which led to speculation that the Bank of Japan would also step in to shore up the economy.

The number of livestock thought to be in the area was significantly higher than official figures, which led to a major underestimation of the number of livestock requiring feeding and evacuation.

The figures come a day after the ONS revised fourth-quarter GDP figures, which led to annual economic growth being uprated to 2.8% from an earlier estimate of 2.6%.

I spoke to Disney Infinity Executive Producer John Vignocchi about the game, and related my own enjoyment, and said I'd have a list of character requests from the Marvel universe I want to see as Infinity figures, which led to Vignocchi assuming I have kids.

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said there was a "real risk of over-simplistic analysis of the raw figures, which leads to inaccurate conclusions".

This can also be observed from the figures, which leads to the conclusion that as D s gets larger the values of the decrease.

In concert with this, the AS cells in contact with the engrailed stripes elongate as if they were being pulled back (Figure 3F-60'), which leads to the disruption of the tissue (Figure 3Figure).

The number of reads overlapping heterozygous sites decreased by 31.3 % and 61.9 %, respectively (Additional file 1: Figure S3A), which led to an even greater reduction in number of identified allelic imbalances for 35 bp (106 imbalances; 47.0 % reduction) and 20 bp (26 imbalances; 86.6 % reduction) reads (Table  2, Additional file 1: Figure S3B).

MeJA down-regulated the CAT activity after its addition to the cell cultures on day 15 and kept at a relatively lower level as compared to the control (Figure 7A), which led to a higher accumulation of ROS and resulted in a promotion of secondary metabolites production.

The protonated His284 caused steric hindrance to Phe274 and Ala301 as well as the loss of the hydrogen bond between His284 and Tyr312 (Figure 4), which led to the reorientation of His284.

We determined that the fortuitous production of the novel PCR band could be due to the high sequence homology between the p2a primer complementary sequence at the exon 1/2 junction and the intron 1/exon 2 junction sequence (Figure S1D), which led to the amplification of both the canonical Grp78 and the intron 1 retention variant form.