Sentence examples for lead to a nominal from inspiring English sources
Assuming a density of 1.3 g/cm³ (as in Polyaniline) and a transfer of 2 electrons per 4 aniline monomer units, the electrochemical measurements lead to a nominal average thickness of the Polyaniline-Ag layer of around 50 nm.
Unlike LPS, MDP + LPS or FK565 + LPS led to a nominal decline of SP on day 1 post-treatment, but the interaction of LPS with the NOD agonists did not reach statistical significance (Fig. 2D).
Suppose that the required real rate of interest is negative; then the economy "needs" inflation, and an attempt by the central bank to achieve price stability will lead to a zero nominal interest rate, and excess cash holdings.
The equations of motion of the system lead to a singularity-free system during nominal operation avoiding the need for complex steering logic.
That could raise nominal interest rates and lead to a rise in the price of oil as investors use commodities to hedge against inflation.
On the other hand, the use of phenomenological correlations relating the currents to the plasma nominal parameters before the VDE lead to a wide range of possible load values, with consequent uncertainties in the design process.
It led to having a nominal registry of probable influenza cases from whom a pharyngeal smear was taken (by definition, a probable case was considered as a suspicious case with a biological sample).
Either way, if one assume an standard nominal significant value of α = 0.05, an adjusted p-nominal value using Bonferroni for 17 independent tests (mtSNPs) would lead to a threshold for significance of 0.0029 (but not 0.01).
Failure to have the systems in the same nominal state can lead to an erroneous understanding of the results from the comparison.
In general, thinner dielectric separators lead to higher nominal strength and higher initial capacitance.
So the "cuts" in the sequestration would still lead to higher nominal military spending and roughly flat inflation-adjusted spending across the next 10 years.
