Sentence examples for lead to a merging from inspiring English sources

And though Britain is leading the effort against opium production in Afghanistan, and talks of giving its troops a counter-narcotics mission in the south, it is unclear what this might be, and whether European governments would let their troops fulfil it.In theory, ISAF's advance south should lead to a merging of the two forces in Afghanistan.

It was Garibaldi's landing in Sicily in 1860, and riots for independence in central Italy, that led to unification — a merging of the Bourbon Kingdom of the Two Sicilies in the south, the Savoy dynasty in the north and Sardinia, some Papal States, and other feudal powers.

This will effectively lead to the merging of clusters, and a decrease in the number of clusters.

Both gene fusion and trans-splicing might lead to improperly merging two fragments into an artificial scaffold.

These particular black holes, found by a team of researchers using the orbiting Chandra X-Ray Observatory, are circling each other in a Mephisto waltz that will lead to their merging in several hundred million years.

It has already jeopardised its own care.data project, intended to lead to the merging of data from GP care with the anonymised data already collected from hospitals.

Too high significant level ((alpha) is close to 0) will lead to over merging.

While persistent genetic admixture can lead to the merging of species [ 10, 11] this does not generally seem to be the case in some taxonomic groups.

This could lead to the merging of the PBS with the vacuolar protein bodies (PB-IIs), accounting for the increased presence of the HMW-GS in PB-IIs in older grains.

The only exception being when both vertices' neighbors are connected (i.e. we have a triangle), when edge merging would lead to a loss of the cycle.

The encounters with India are soulful and momentous; the individual stories merge and lead to a reshuffling of partners, a sorting out of destinies.