Sentence examples for lead to dominance from inspiring English sources
Before the advent of enterprise IT, a successful innovation by a manager at one store could lead to dominance in that manager's local market.
In this paper we address the question to what extent pre-market selection takes place within an industry and how this may lead to dominance of one design over others before the market comes into play.
Such activity dependent activity may lead to dominance of systems [84] that may drive excitatory (e.g., NMDA-ergic) or inhibitory (e.g., Gabaergic) systems.
At the community level, selective coral morbidity and mortality during bleaching events may lead to dominance of more resistant and resilient growth forms and species, thus reducing vulnerability to future thermal stress events.
The mechanical interaction of the AFM stylus with a sample can lead to dominance in the resulting images of features that have increased stiffness.
The resource competition theory predicts that competition will reduce species abundance and ultimately lead to dominance by a single species in cases where there is a constant supply of a single limiting resource [ 1].
And in Denmark's case globalization seems to have been equalizing, both politically and economically: instead of fostering dominance by foreign corporations or domestic landowners, it led to dominance by rural cooperatives.
Earlier it has been shown that changes in nutrition led to dominance of other cyanobacteria in nature.
Fan et al. pointed out that with an increase of CNT content in composite, the electric field of short-distance resonance multipoles leads to dominance of reflection property rather than absorption property.
Summarizing, the diatom development apparently led to dominance of a few bacterial species but may also have led to the establishment of various niches where diverse bacterial species might occur in low abundances, indicated by steadily decreasing dynamics within the bacterial community and parallel increasing bacterial RWR.
So the inclusive approach, derided by many conservatives today, led to dominance for the Republican Party in Texas.
