Sentence examples for lead to concentrations from inspiring English sources

Brussels insiders have also warned it could lead to concentrations of unemployed Brits on the Continent – dubbed "Costa del Dole" – who continue to receive Jobseeker's Allowance while working cash-in-hand in cheap areas of Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean.

However, saline water may lead to concentrations of some elements which can be toxic to plants.

For ITER, 5-kg hydrogen uniformly mixed in the vacuum vessel with air at 1.0 bar would lead to concentrations below the flammability limit of 4 vol.%.

Simulation results indicated that the impact of SO2 stack emissions in several instances can lead to concentrations exceeding international health standards for SO2, depending on the sulfur concentration of the fuel source [16].

By contrast, intravenously injected ascorbate can lead to concentrations of 25 30 mmol/L that are safely achieved [ 108].

Showering for 15 min with a 0.6% TCC containing antimicrobial soaps was demonstrated to lead to concentrations in the blood of volunteers sufficiently high to potentially cause local inhibition of enzyme soluble epoxide hydrolase.

Senator Russell said the bill would lead to "concentration camps" and the use of the military to "destroy the system of separation of the races in the Southern states at the point of a bayonet".

This can lead to concentration effects and create dominant market positions for traders, whose market power can make conditions more difficult for further RES investments.

As we have shown, the reduction of the three-dimensional dispersion of infochemicals to two dimensions may lead to concentration patterns that are qualitatively and quantitatively different.

The government will announce measures to end the "export trade" in vulnerable children around the English regions that has led to concentrations of care homes, some a short walk away from convicted sex offenders.

This led to concentrations of the regulated substances in the drinking water (after treatment) that were below the legal European and Luxembourgish threshold of 0.1 µg/L.