Sentence examples for lead to adjusted from inspiring English sources

In other words, if the kinetic orders are forced to be 1, +0.5, or -0.5, a data fit will lead to adjusted metabolite concentrations.

Using multivariate analysis with the endpoint primary BSI rate and comparing the first and third year of participation lead to an adjusted incidence rate ratio (IRR) of 0.78 (CI95 0.66-0.93) for old (voluntary) and 0.81 (CI95 0.68-0.97) for new (mandatory) participants.

After his seven-hour visit to several cities, which did not include Baghdad, General Franks said he had picked up valuable intelligence about Iraqi strategy that could lead him to adjust his own battle plans.

Carbon sequestration should only be used to 'buy time' so that the society has sufficient lead time to adjust while avoiding dangerous climate change.

This will help teens develop an increased awareness of where their money is going -- and may lead them to adjust spending habits accordingly.

For in both sorts of cases, if the simple fact that one's preferences favor adjusting one's plan leads one to adjust it, one is bound to end up, via repeated adjustments of one's plan, in the situation one finds unacceptable.

Sunday's postponement led Collins to adjust his pitching order for the Rockies series.

The long and uncertain nature of the war has not only led Washington to adjust its military strategy; it is adjusting its political strategy as well.

After everyone went home, I asked Manchin if the spill had led him to adjust his sense of the balance between environmental protection and business promotion.

For instance, Davydenko and Franks (2008) argue that a lack of creditor protection leads banks to adjust their lending practices and require more collateral, thus increasing firms' bankruptcy costs.

You might think the criticism he endured in the wake of Cabrini Green would have led Hawkes to adjust his approach to nomenclature instead, he doubled down.