Sentence examples for inputs have led to from inspiring English sources

Finally, we thank two anonymous reviewers whose inputs have led to significant improvements in this work.

However, challenges such as capacity limitations (feedstock availability and supply), food vs. fuel issues, high feedstock prices, land and fresh water use, intensive agricultural inputs have led to investigation of second generation biofuels that address some of these concerns.

The intensive use of inputs has led to severe health and environmental hazards viz., soil erosion, water contamination, pesticide poisoning, falling ground water table, water logging and depletion of biodiversity.

Increasing nutrient input has led to eutrophication in many lakes, which coincides with the increasing dominance of bloom-forming cyanobacteria in the phytoplankton assemblages [ 1, 2].

These MIT research scientists are experts in space habitation and life support systems and their input should have led to a discussion and possibly even a collaboration with Mars One.

Factors not directly related to the specific spectro-temporal aspects of auditory input may have led to the observed changes in NCM tuning.

An algorithm based on 10-minute glucose input might have led to other results.

However, the Akaike weight was only just the lowest with this model in fact, half of the tissue curves preferred the 2T3k+Vb model, and different choices of input model may have led to small differences in this result.

The MMD meanwhile is campaigning on the back of its infrastructure investment - new schools, roads and hospitals - agriculture input programmes, which have led to bumper harvest, and the mine-driven economic growth which has averaged 5.6% since 2001, according to the World Bank.

First, for the centrifugal saccades the pre-saccadic visual input did not differ for the left and right visual field, and thus there was no visual input difference that could have led to any contralateral predominance.

Limitation of some of the experimental methods characterizing disorder and computational methods serving as input features for MD may have led to apparent over-prediction of short stretches and under-prediction of long regions (Fig. S4).