Sentence examples for lead to favourable from inspiring English sources

Thus, accordingly, the engineered gold nanoparticles can enter in the plant system and lead to favourable or undesirable changes.

Sneath (1986), demonstrating that temperatures from 26 48 °C lead to favourable conditions for the growth of actinomycetes and of other heat-tolerant bacteria.

Although thick insulation will substantially improve the heat capacity of a structure, elevated temperatures and entrapped humidity can lead to favourable conditions for the initiation of mould growth.

Two later sightings on 2 and 6 September did not lead to favourable attack positions.

The choice of residues allows for various intermolecular arrangements which lead to favourable contacts between each peptide strand.

Several methods can suggest rational interventions that may lead to favourable industrial phenotypes (see [ 1] for a review).

At this time she came to the attention of BBC Radio and her skill at creating children's voices led to favourable reviews.

This leads to favourable oxygen vacancy formation and hydrogen adsorption energies useful descriptors for the oxidation activity of VOx CeO2 catalysts.

Strength in depth across the park for most positions has led to favourable comparisons with the team of 2011 that won the League Leaders Shieldd.

Studies of microwave absorption properties indicate that the Fe3O4@graphene@PANI composite exhibits a proper attenuation constant and impedance matching, which leads to favourable microwave absorption properties.

When an individual faces a new decision problem, she chooses an action that she perceives as similar to actions that, when chosen in similar previous problems, led to favourable outcomes.