Sentence examples for lead to designation from inspiring English sources

Isolation of a Sabin-like virus from an AFP case after epidemiological and clinical follow-up and expert review can lead to designation of the case as a confirmed VAPP case.

Within hours of the designation, American officials in Washington were seeking to play down worries that it could stymie peace talks with the Taliban or lead to the designation of Pakistan as a state sponsor of terrorism.

Supportive in vitro characterization of all monocyte populations, especially the intermediate subset, will help define the inflammatory signature of each population and may lead to the designation of a true pro-inflammatory monocyte.

In other taxonomic groups, such high levels of 16S rRNA sequence similarity would lead to the designation of these strains into the same species despite their differences in serotype (e.g., E. coli K12 and E. coli O157).

Moreover, the maximum sustained winds in the eyewall are what lead to a category designation, and most of the time these winds extend outward only a few dozen miles.

Lobbying by the Two Bridges Neighborhood Council and Bowery Alliance of Neighbors led to the designation, which is largely honorific.

The same separate-spheres paternalism led to the designation of certain physical spaces for women apart from those for men, including bathrooms in public venues.

His imposing bearing, and the renown given a holder of the Victoria Cross, led to his designation as Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother's umbrella man at social functions.

Growing pressure from the Lac Courte Oreilles tribe and landowners located on the lake led to the designation of one bay as "impaired water".

His opposition to the Ultramontanists, those who supported papal infallibility, led to his designation as the leader of the antipapal party in Germany.

A push by Manchester residents in the 1970s to revitalize the neighborhood led to its designation as a city historic district.