Sentence examples for lead to isolated from inspiring English sources
It is also noted that, although RCI on the MTR that lead to isolated transverse fractures are less likely to cause train derailments, transverse fractures cause many other costs in inspections, train delays, remedial treatments, pre-treatments, derailments and loss of business confidence and customer support [18].
Interestingly, the transmitted signals do not necessarily lead to isolated or independent outputs: for example in Cryptococcus neoformans two G-alpha subunits were shown to act in opposite directions with respect to initiation of mating (Hsueh et al., 2007).
Secondly, an ancient and slowly dispersing taxon would likely lead to isolated populations over long periods of time, which would leave a biogeographical signature (i.e. the presence of distinct, geographically isolated lineages or clear biogeographic structure).
The study, however, found that the increasing prevalence of computerized trading may lead to isolated incidents of instability in the financial markets.
During the computation, fault setting may lead to isolated nodes or island regions so that the computation cannot be continued.
This approach to definition of a detected sequence reduces background noise from spurious false-positive hybridizations of 25-base oligonucleotide probes that could lead to isolated and relatively uninformative single base calls.
"The mushrooming of global partnerships, particularly in the health sector, has led to isolated and often poorly coordinated solutions.
A day after Taliban forces abandoned their last stronghold at Kandahar, pockets of resistance led to isolated skirmishes near the city.
The flutter was like a seated, nonstadium version of the "Wave," and led to isolated pockets of chittering and simulations of postcoital languor.
They don't even like to cross the street, which has led to isolated and genetically distinct populations in the various parks in New York City.
In some instances this led to isolated, non-perfused patches of capillaries in the periphery (arrowhead Fig. 3B).
