Sentence examples for lead to further changes from inspiring English sources

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, has said the creation of the universal credit will lead to further changes in child benefit.

These types of feedbacks refer to self-reinforcing process which, once human-induced emissions create a change in a particular eco-system, lead to further changes beyond the initial human forcing as different parts of the system continue to respond.

Naturally, these unintended results will lead to further changes in behavior, with firms cutting production and consumers further reducing spending, until we eventually reach a sort of equilibrium in which desired saving and desired investment match up; this new equilibrium need not be one in which investment rises, and could well be one in which investment falls.

European banks and insurers are hoping that this will lead to further changes.Has the IASB conceded enough?

I'm hoping that their newfound focus will lead to further changes.

Abandonment led to rapid changes in composition followed by stabilisation, as there were no late-successional species to invade and lead to further changes.

After the war, jet propulsion and other technical advances led to further changes in manufacturing techniques and processes.

A mock-up of the modified cab was made and tried out by 134 drivers whose comments led to further changes.

This leads to further changes due to osmotically driven release of cytoplasmic species such K+ and water incursion into the cell that result in cell death.

However, dissecting the direct functional roles of Setd8 in DNA compaction in the epidermis is hindered by the fact that loss of Setd8-mediated deposition of H4K20me1 led to further changes of other histone modifications: H4 acetylation was induced and deposition of H4K20me3 was blocked.

More generally, in this type of causal system a change in one element in the system factor A causes a change in another element factor B which then leads to further change in factor A in the same direction as the original change.