Sentence examples for lead to a measured from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Harris, director of mortgage broker Anderson Harris, said the fact that mortgage lending had remained unchanged month-on-month was "extremely encouraging, suggesting a sustained and considered improvement in the housing market, which is more likely to lead to a measured recovery, rather than a house-price bubble".

However, the FUP loading setup appears to lead to a measured ITS value that is related to some other factors and interactions, which, in practice, makes it undesirable.

Implementation of real-time audiovisual feedback with or without postevent debriefing did not lead to a measured improvement in patient or process-focused outcomes at individual hospital sites.

Biological replicates reproducibly generated a set of genes for which KD by siRNA led to a measured TGN retrieval ratio that was smaller than the one measured for SNX1 KD.

The [Emim][MeO(H PO2] addition until 6% (v/v) led to a measured maximum ethanol concentration higher than the control with an optimum at 8.0 g/L for 4% [Emim][MeO(H PO2].

A new political dispensation negotiated with civilian participation would almost surely lead to a measure of federalism and provide a local framework for local issues to be resolved.

We now use the above definitions to develop expressions that lead to a measure of the load on the server.

Variance Stabilization [ 34] incorporates data calibration, an intensity-dependent error model and data transformation; it is intended to lead to a measure of differential expression which is independent of the mean intensity.

Part of the league's formula for success was holding down costs, including its franchises' payrolls, and if that strategy led to a measure of prosperity, it also led to a measure of labor unrest.

Sunday's meeting was the teams' third in less than a year, and the increasing familiarity has led to a measure of contempt on a variety of levels.

"To the extent sports leagues are insinuating themselves into a media role, it leads to a measure of public confusion about who's in control here," said Paul Alan Levy, the head of the litigation group at Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer advocacy group.