Sentence examples for lead to interruption from inspiring English sources
In this case, it may lead to interruption of load voltage.
The transfer rate problem poses a high risk to the continuous service operation, as an extended migration downtime can lead to interruption of services and possibly disconnection of clients, lost database connections, or other issues.
The human cost of cancer-associated fatigue is high, as it may lead to interruption of or discontinuation of cancer treatment [ 16, 17].
The case of severe vasculitis (not otherwise specified) occurred on day 253 of treatment, was considered to be unrelated to the study drug, and did not lead to interruption or discontinuation of treatment with the study drug; the patient was treated with prednisone 20 mg/day, and the event was ongoing at the time of database locking.
The new strategy was immediately condemned by City Council members and advocates for the poor, who said it might lead to interruptions in basic aid to thousands of women and children.
Any such escalation may then lead to interruptions of supply chains for essential materials and have international repercussions.
The ease of pushing information may lead to interruptions in consumer information processing that are more pronounced than those experienced in non-Internet environments.
Might such a chain of events "out there" lead to interruptions of supply chains for energy fuels, materials, and pre-products that are essential for many key technologies "here"? .
"It may also be that because smartphones are always on, they lead to interruptions when the students are studying/reading/preparing".
Operational research documented that the majority of patients continued receiving CPT from health centres, although drug stock-outs and transport costs to health centres to collect drugs lead to interruptions of prophylaxis [ 17].
If subjects accidentally inhaled CO2 nasally or started talking during the training phase, they mostly complained of a highly unpleasant irritation spreading from the nasal cavity into the nasal sinus and the pharynx which led to interruption of the training.
