Sentence examples for lead to division of from inspiring English sources

In June, the Taliban asked the Isis leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, to avoid actions that could lead to "division of the mujahideen's command".

They found that simply increasing group size, even if it doesn't lead to division of labor, can benefit members of the group.

The different patterns of insertion and duplication in different subfamilies constitute the most diagnostic nucleotides that lead to division of the family into different subfamilies.

Overall, our model sheds light on the importance of considering the interaction between specific mechanisms and ecological requirements to better understand the evolutionary scenarios that lead to division of labor in complex systems.

Agricultural surpluses led to division of labor, the rise of cities, and technological innovation.

This led to division of the analyte signal between the modified and unmodified forms, present in our data, and resulted in an underestimation of the total analyte signal [48].

Most often, consultation is tokenistic and leads to division within communities, although a handful of successful mechanisms for natural resource co-management have been established.

Transfer to the municipal councils was opposed strongly by the forest service, which feared that this would lead to the division of the commons, the clearing of the forested areas and the end of reforestation.

"This is a Hindu nation and conversions are divisive and this will lead to the division of the country".

Inactivating mutations in p53 as a result of UVR therefore would prevent G1 arrest and the initiation of apoptosis, and therefore would lead to continued division of mutated cells and subsequent carcinogenesis.

Due to selection in the course of the generations, those behavioral rules that lead to adaptive division of labor will thrive (as illustrated by Fig.  1).