Sentence examples for lead to a pause from inspiring English sources
The foundations share the view that Sept. 11 will only lead to a pause, not a halt, in the movement.
Most assumed that the weakness of the pound and the need to wait for incoming data would lead to a pause at least until August.
Indeed activation of DDR can lead to a pause in cell cycle progression, senescence or apoptosis.
It seems reasonable to postulate that the chimerization sites are located in a region of the template RNA with a secondary structure that could lead to a pause in reverse transcription.
Given the interplay of endocytosis and autophagy, we propose that the absence of autophagy might lead to a pause in the normally rapid endosomal processing of internalized Notch, which in turn leads to pronounced NICD cleavage and enhanced Notch activity [ 59].
The tragic killing of British parliamentarian Jo Cox, shot and stabbed by a suspect who may have shouted "Britain first!", a slogan associated with a far-right group and anti-immigrant protesters who also support Brexit, has led to a pause in the campaign, and the resulting lull in the heated debate may yet cause some to reconsider their votes.
The differences between the Swabians, who preferred to strike in the north, and the king, who still hoped to convince them to help him win the struggle in the Val Müstair, led to a pause in the hostilities.
This may be hard to credit, but Brown addresses the subject with a level of detail that is likely to lead to a temporary pause in the flow of invitations to St. James's Palace.
Would a Mitt Romney victory lead to a long pause in real negotiations while the incoming administration worked out what its real (as opposed to its campaign) position is?
"It may lead to a momentary pause in the… dialogue and attacks from the (Indian parliamentary) opposition for not pursuing a harder line, but I don't think it will have a long-term impact".
Therefore, a cluster of rare codons is expected to slow down ribosome movement on the mRNA and lead to a translational pause [ 4].
