Sentence examples for lead to a release from inspiring English sources

A high dosage given to those with poor impulse control can lead to a release of inhibitions and could explain why Bergwall was able to invent such a grotesque litany of cannibalism, rape and murder.

With so many people involved, there is insufficient federal oversight of biodefense facilities to make sure the laboratories follow security rules and report accidents that might threaten lab workers or lead to a release that might endanger the public, Mr. Rhodes testified.

Four emergency levels are outlined, running in degree of seriousness from the least worrisome "Unusual Event," to the "General Emergency," which is called when "problems affecting plant safety systems could lead to a release of radioactivity above federal guidelines outside the plant".

The internalized virion undergoes serial structural changes that lead to a release of viral genomic RNA into the cytoplasm.

The opening of the mitochondrial PTP can lead to a release of cytochrome C, which is a key event in apoptosis via the mitochondria-mediated pathway [49].

Therefore the main aim of this study was to investigate if jaw muscle pain induced by hypertonic saline lead to a release of muscle biomarkers.

It brought centralised wage bargaining to an end and led to a release of market forces.

The procedure was thought to provide a workout for the neglected womb; it resulted in a heavy-breathing rictus, sometimes accompanied by discharge, which led to a release of tension.

The inflammation results in stretch of perivascular nociceptors innervating intracranial vasculature and leads to a release of pro-nociceptive mediators.

Propagating depolarization in the brain parenchyma leads to a release of various vasoactive and nociceptive ions and molecules.

For example, cultivation of land leads to a release of soil C ranging from 30 to 60% of the original stock in the topsoil [5, 6].