Sentence examples for lead to a saturation from inspiring English sources

These assumptions lead to a saturation equation which can be solved by standard methods used for thermal problems.

It should also be noted that few species are physiologically capable of tolerating the high H+ concentration and the Al3+ toxicity of strongly acidic soils [76]; hence, the limited size of the habitat-specific γ-diversity for such soils is more likely to lead to a saturation of plot α-diversity, regardless of the presence or absence of physical barriers to dispersion.

To avoid any experimental bias, we next addressed the question whether SDC-4 construct overexpression could lead to a saturation of heparan sulfate chain biosynthesis enzymes, and therefore to lower sulfated heparan sulfate chains.

Additionally, due to excessive EL-mediated lipolysis a high plasma concentration of lipolytic products (LPC and FFA) might lead to a saturation of lipid binding domains on albumin and other plasma carrier proteins, yielding increased concentrations of the free LPC, which are capable of triggering biological effects.

Further increase in the excitation density leads to a saturation of the QD ground states resulting in a progressive increase in the τd value.

In the single-stream transmission, the SINR increases nearly linear with decreasing noise power, whereas in the double-stream case, interference due to loss of orthogonality between the individual spreading codes leads to a saturation of the SINR.

An increasing CR strain leads to a saturation grain size of ∼110 nm, which is less than half of that in the severely deformed Cu from the coarse-grained form.

In particular, the model of Tg(M) dependence in polymers based on additional free volume on chain ends is not fully adequate at small M. Our picture provides an alternative explanation that in polymers a mechanism is in action which leads to a saturation of the normal Tg(M) dependence common with molecular glasses.

(Higher signal intensities led to a saturation of the detector and were not taken into account).

Functional coupling of ANT to mtCK leads to a saturation of mtCK with ANT-delivered ATP, and at the same time to a locally high ATP/ADP ratio in the vicinity of mtCK.

As synonymous substitutions accumulate more rapidly than nonsynonymous substitutions, this will lead to a differential saturation of d S and d N, thus potentially resulting in biased estimates of their ratio, particularly along branches corresponding to long periods of time, ancient evolutionary lineages or fast evolving species.