Sentence examples for lead to concomitant from inspiring English sources

The upper component of the angle may be affected by mandibular incisor proclination during class III decompensation, which will, to some extent, lead to concomitant proclination of the lower lip and thereby reduction of the mentolabial angle.

However, whether NPs can alter the viscoelastic property of mucus and lead to concomitant pathological outcomes is not clear.

Loss of these tumour-suppressor miRNAs would lead to concomitant increase in proliferation rates and de-differentiation.

In summary, we have shown that interactions between multivalent proteins at membranes can lead to concomitant polymerization and phase separation, generating micron-size clusters.

Thus, because olfaction determines both signal production and signal detection, evolutionary shifts in the olfactory pathway may lead to concomitant divergence in sexual communication in orchid bees.

9 High-fat/high-cholesterol Western diets induce extreme hypercholesterolemia and also lead to concomitant features of the metabolic syndrome, such as weight gain, decreased HDL levels, obesity, hypertriglyceridemia, hyperinsulinemia, and insulin resistance.

While SMR NF only led to concomitant changes in slower frequencies, gamma training affected nearly the whole power spectrum.

This protein creates specific trimethylation patterns of lysine 27 of histone H3 (H3K27me3), which leads to concomitant transcriptional silencing [11], [12].

Since induction of RNase L led to concomitant down-regulation of MyoD, which induces muscle differentiation, and of Aebp1 and Chop10/Ddit3, which repress adipocyte differentiation [51], [59], we asked whether in the cells treated with IPTG, adipogenesis would be favored whilst myogenesis was inhibited.

Genetic manipulation of the Notch pathway led to concomitant variations in N-cadherin and α9-integrin.

(Note that base-catalysed deprotection with LiOH leads to concomitant Fmoc-group removal).