Sentence examples for lead to closure of from inspiring English sources

Failure to do so will lead to closure of clinic or withholding of licensure.

In dry area moisture deficit can lead to closure of the stomata, and also to some needle shedding or even to damage of the chloroplasts.

The effects of water-insufficiency stresses have been studied extensively; they limit water and micronutrient uptake and lead to closure of stomata, decline in carbon metabolism, stunted growth, ion/salt toxicity and reduced yield [ 3, 4].

Open apophysis of the tibial tuberosity contraindicates osteotomy at the tibial tubercle, as it has been reported to lead to closure of the physis and genu recurvatum (Grammont 1985, Barber and McGarry 2008).

Further cuts, says Ms Miller, could lead to closures of galleries or theatres, which would be counterproductive, not least economically.She rightly points out that the arts are unusually excellent, popular and profitable in Britain.

This collision led to closure of the large Palaeoproterozoic Minas basin, followed by orogenic collapse and development of a dome-and-keel architecture in time interval of 2070 2050 Ma.

The negative publicity led to closure of the theme park.

In addition, our experiments suggest that intracellular acidification leads to closure of hemichannels in horizontal cells [34] as well as in cell lines in which connexins are expressed heterologously [35], [36].

Laser treatment led to closure of intertrabecular spaces and the major outflow channel [ 42].

The shortage of doctors has led to closure of medical facilities and restriction of access to sufficient medical services [ 1, 2].

Hydrolysis of ATP leads to closure of the clamp and ejection of the clamp loader from the clamp and DNA, leaving the clamp loaded onto DNA [ 37, 40].