Sentence examples for lead to further work from inspiring English sources

The proof of concept that this paper provides will lead to further work in this field, including the use of parallel and distributed computational resource.

This should lead to further work on the role of G9a in the hours after fertilisation; that is before the 'programming' events described here.

It is hoped that the outcomes of MAESTRAL will lead to further work to define clinical criteria and/or biomarkers to help clinicians identify both the most appropriate patients for antibiotic therapy and the most appropriate antibiotic therapy for individual AECOPD patients.

He produced the first two Echo and the Bunnymen albums, which led to further work with bands including the Fall.

In 1948 Borgnine made his Broadway debut in the comedy Harvey, which led to further work onstage as well as in the burgeoning medium of television.

It became a cult sensation and ultimately led to further work for the pair on such shows as the New York City Opera's production of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Don Giovanni (1989) and the John Kander and Fred Ebb revue And the World Goes 'Round (1991).

Yet, the secure degrees of freedom (DoF) of such Gaussian signaling-based schemes are zero, which means the schemes are suboptimal and leads to further work for new encoding techniques.

The church was refurbished in about 1670 to create more space, but the large and increasing size of the congregation led to further work in 1829, and a major rebuild in 1878 80, including the widening of the nave by the addition of two outer aisles.

These seminal findings regarding frataxin function have led to further work suggesting potential roles for human frataxin (and its homologues in lower organisms) in cellular functions including as an iron donor for heme biosynthesis [4], as an iron storage protein [5], as an iron chaperone [6] or accessory protein [7] important for Fe-S cluster assembly.

Persistent dyspnea is a common finding in the cystic fibrosis patient that typically leads to further work up of an alternative pulmonary etiology.

Persistent dyspnea may be an occasional finding for a cystic fibrosis patient, and one that typically leads to further work up of a pulmonary etiology; however, cardiovascular disease was additionally considered in this patient.