Sentence examples for lead to considerable changes from inspiring English sources
Gamma NF was associated with nonspecific effects on the EEG power spectrum during training, which did not lead to considerable changes in cognitive functions or baseline EEG activity.
Secondly, it has become almost indisputable that greenhouse gas emissions will lead to considerable changes in global climate.
There is a strong conviction that the rise in temperature resulting from greenhouse gas emissions will lead to considerable changes in the global climate [6, 7].
During the phase transformation in thin ribbons of metastable alloys, these inhomogeneities can lead to considerable changes of characteristics of the transformations and, therefore, can cause a change of physical and mechanical properties in the local areas of melt-spun ribbon.
This study shows that both kinds of inclusions, i.e. RS PbTe clusters in ZB CdTe matrix and CdTe nano-clusters in PbTe, lead to considerable changes of the derivative of the carrier DOS at the Fermi level and thus, can influence the thermoelectrical properties of the material.
For example, advancements in medical technology may lead to considerable changes in the treatment of HIV/AIDS, cardiovascular diseases and cancer.
Within the range of possible values used in our model, variations in vaccine effectiveness, cost of WNV illness, and probabilities of various health outcomes did not lead to considerable change in the cost-effectiveness.
1200°C) in an inert gas atmosphere leads to considerable changes in the surface microstructure of the metal; metastable active states become frozen-in as the temperature of the thermally excited sample drops rapidly to ambient values.
In these landscapes for about five decades abandonment of cultivation, especially in favour of extensive grassland use and succession on abandoned fields, has led to considerable changes in the landscape structure.
Carrying out the graphite sublimation process leads to considerable changes of the Ψ - Δ values.
In many temperate forests, close-to-nature management approaches have gained widespread public support and have already led to considerable changes in silvicultural approaches.
