Sentence examples for lead to a regression from inspiring English sources

So, did the Arab spring lead to a regression of women's rights in the region – and particularly in Egypt, as the report suggests?

They seem unaware that what might replace it could well lead to a regression in social and human rights and to new forms of international dependency.

Termination of dialysis can lead to a regression [55].

"This could lead to a regression in freedom of expression and put a strain on artists and the publishing culture.

Its effectiveness in reducing rates of streptococcal pharyngitis, recurrences of ARF and the progression of RHD is clearly assessed, and might even lead to a regression of mild to moderate valvular lesions within a decade [ 10- 12].

Results: Eradication of Helicobacter infection after 2 or 6 months of infection led to a regression of inflammation, restoration of parietal cell mass, and reestablishment of normal architecture.

Treatment of tumor-bearing animals with a c-Met inhibitor and the HGF neutralizing antibody stimulated the reporter's bioluminescence activity in a dose-dependent manner and led to a regression of U-87 MG tumor xenografts.

In contrast, treatment with the AAV8.TBG.mLDLR vector led to a regression of atherosclerosis by 87% over two months, from 20% of the aorta covered by atherosclerosis at baseline to only 2.6% of the aorta covered by atherosclerosis 60 days after vector administration.

Ly2811376 treatment led to a regression of adult muscle spindles, notably a loss of 40% of muscle spindles in wild type and heterozygous Bace1 mutant animals, compared to corresponding vehicle-treated groups.

Our preliminary findings extend previous work and raise the possibility that the intensification of hemodialysis with thrice weekly in-centre nocturnal hemodialysis leads to a regression in left ventricular mass.

A perfect modeling would lead to a linear regression with a slope of 1 and an intercept of 0. We further used a FEM to predict and compare the focality of the electrical potential field and threshold-distance curves for different electrode configurations.