Sentence examples for lead to extension from inspiring English sources

However, due to that reason, its cost is also getting higher, and could lead to extension trouble.

One of the researchers, Dr Charles Woodrow, from the Mahidol-Oxford Tropical Medicine Research Unit, in Thailand, told the BBC News website: "We can see artemisinin resistance is clearly present quite close to the Indian border, that's clearly a threat and in the future is likely to lead to extension of the problem to neighbouring areas".

Both lead to extension of progression-free survival (PFS) of patients with advanced pancreatic NET.

Increased calpastatin inhibit Aβ(1 42 -induced axonal degeneration in rat sympathetic neurons [ 33], suggesting that inhibition of the calpain system may lead to extension of neurites.

Inhibition of translation may shift cell metabolism to a physiological state that favours maintenance and repair and this may lead to extension of lifespan.

This minimizes capsular stress and distortion of the anterior segment [ 9 ], which could potentially lead to extension of the PPCCC or protrusion of the vitreous surface.

The gene definitions based on genetic distances lead to extensions with different physical lengths, meaning that most gene definitions are discordant from any other based on a fixed length as we have shown for the SRR ≥ 2 and ± 50 Kb.

In cases in which the local protective responses fail, AP leads to extension of the local inflammatory mediators into the circulatory system, leading to systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) [ 4].

Finally, in vivo administration of EPZ004777 leads to extension of survival in a mouse MLL xenograft model.

Over the last decade, the need to nondestructively evaluate the degree of damage of engineering components has led to extension of the classical understanding to a number of more complex cases.

Intracellular signalling through G-proteins leads to extension of lamellipodia through cytoskeletal restructuring, shape changes and firm adhesion (chemotaxis), release of oxygen radicals, histamine and cytotoxic granules from granulocytes, and finally modulation of gene transcription.