Sentence examples for lead to exit from inspiring English sources

"I think there's a real danger for the UK and the Westminster parties if they present a referendum that would lead to exit from the EU," she tells me.

The Blues surrendered a 2-1 first-leg lead to exit 6-4 athehe last-16 stage, with two poor first-half clearances gifting Dynamo key goals on the night.

We observed that approximately 25% of the NPC cells expressing constitutively active ARF6 display a pool of filipin staining with significantly reduced overlap with Lamp1 (see arrows in Figure 3C and Figure S3), consistent with the hypothesis that sustained activation of ARF6 can lead to exit of cholesterol from the Lamp1-positive LE/LY compartments.

If the regulatory system having significant control over non-replicative metabolism were disrupted, this could lead to exit from the non-replicative state or a metabolic catastrophe.

It is also important to consider covariates such as limiting longstanding illnesses, which can affect people's perceptions of their working environment and lead to exit from the work force due to selection in the labour market [ 36, 37].

This leads to exit wave phase images in the reconstructions that are somewhat flatter (lower peak-to-peak range) than the true exit wave phases.

The recruitment of the Sin3-HDAC repressor complex to E2-dependent promoters leads to exit from the cell cycle, thus allowing differentiation to occur [ 19].

When aggregated, the national impact of depression when it leads to exit from the labour force is $1 billion£0.5555 billion) in lost income, $154 million£84.7.7 million) in lost taxation revenue, and an additional $129 million£71.0.0 million) in government transfer payments per year.

In contrast, when BrdU was added into the neuronal induction medium at 5 dpi (NM/BrdU), almost none of the converted cells were labeled, indicating that the reprogramming process leads to exit from the cell cycle.

In the second test, I create a dummy that is equal to one when an individual's spell ends in a return to employment and is equal to zero when the spell leads to exiting the labor force.

The (nonphysiologic) heating is believed to lead to unordered exit of the RNA genome instead of the well-coordinated release observed under close-to in vivo conditions.