Sentence examples for lead to increased development from inspiring English sources
Some, like the Sierra Club, say the new rules will weaken protections on more than 40 chemicals and will relax standards that may lead to increased development in sensitive areas.
Ironically, a couple of marked political and economic conflicts have actually led to increased development of this southern corridor.
This was the case near Mayon Volcano (Philippines) where lahar dikes built in the 1980s led to increased development behind the structures.
Nevertheless, our strategy of depleting recipient oocytes to approximately 5% of their original mtDNA content and supplementing them with murine ESC extract containing mitochondria not only led to increased development to blastocyst, but vastly increased the amount of murine mtDNA present throughout preimplantation development.
To test whether the rapid induction and impaired resolution of colitis in Gpa33 −/− mice leads to increased development of CAC, we employed the azoxymethane (AOM /DSS model (Neufert et al., 2007; Wirtz et al., 2007).
And by freeing up teachers' time, technology can lead to increased social development rather than less as many assume.
Because BPA is an agonist for hPXR, chronic activation of hPXR by exposure to BPA may lead to increased atherosclerosis development and cardiovascular disease risk in humans.
One implication of this perspective is that results that do not lead to increased capacity are weak development results, more akin to humanitarian relief or short-term problem-solving than development per se.
Studies of human patients and mice models have shown that deficiencies in key immunologic components lead to increased susceptibility to the development of cancer [1] [3].
This lack of knowledge and awareness may lead to increased susceptibility to the development of diabetic complications, and potentially higher healthcare costs among these patients.
This signals a lack of access to care and low public awareness about the test and may lead to increased susceptibility to the development of diabetic complications among these patients.
