Sentence examples for lead to aesthetic from inspiring English sources
Because complete surgical excision may lead to aesthetic and functional deficits, a more limited approach to reduce the size of the lesion is often carried out.
The free fibular flap (FFF) is considered as the gold standard to reconstruct the large mandibular bone defect that lead to aesthetic and functional impairment such as swallowing or speech [9, 10].
In part, this is because the number of sponsorship and marketing opportunities, which are necessary to the fiscal survival of the full-time influencer, naturally lead to aesthetic overlaps.
This can lead to aesthetic or functional problems and consequently, difficulties in patient-doctor communication.
Over a stretch of more than 50 years, the sculptor Isamu Noguchi and the visionary designer R. Buckminster Fuller enjoyed such a friendship, which led to aesthetic and practical achievements that left their mark.
Moreover, cracking will lead to undesirable aesthetic condition of the bridge.
During the folding process substrates are exposed to high-localized stresses, which in the case of coated papers and boards, can lead to decreased aesthetic features or complete loss of functionality.
Like a whitehat hacker probing the system for weaknesses, Schmitt has found a bug that could lead to an aesthetic police state, where unauthorized photos aren't just punishable, but preventable.
Like a whitehat hacker probing the system for weaknesses, Schmitt has found a bug that could lead to an aesthetic police state, where unauthorised photos aren't just punishable, but preventable.
Microbial regrowth during water distribution is undesirable since the regrowth can lead to hygienic, aesthetic, and technical problems, such as the proliferation of opportunistic pathogenic bacteria [ 1], an increase in taste and odor [ 2], and the biocorrosion of pipe material [ 3].
Indeed, Dwibedy's verse is poised at the cusp of a new movement in English-language poetics: a reconstitutive approach to language that assumes a belief in "wholeness" need not lead inexorably to aesthetic or political fascism.
