Sentence examples for lead to maintained from inspiring English sources

Taking exercise will not negate the negative effect of smoking, ultimately this CHB belief will lead to maintained smoking and ultimately worse objective health.

Aging is not necessarily pathogenic, and in healthy aging, organs, cells and subcellular organelles can respond to gradual age-associated stress, such that adaptive changes to these insults can lead to maintained or even improved outcomes, a concept known as hormesis [ 34, 35].

Thus, we propose that the exosomal release of let-7 miRNAs into the extracellular environment results in decrease of anti-tumorigenic effect within the cells, which lead to maintain their oncogenesis and invasiveness.

Thus, downregulation of these miRNAs may lead to maintaining energy homeostasis under heat stress.

The acceptance will then lead to maintaining both high data quality and timeliness.

Additionally, attendance at CPD sessions does not guarantee that learning has taken place and when assessment is involved this may not lead to maintaining competence [ 13, 71].

"If people don't get a cooling opportunity, it means that people don't have a chance to lower their temperature properly," says Goodwin. "It leads to maintained sweating throughout the night, loss of sodium and the increased risk of a heart attack or a stroke".

Treatment of xenografts using this technique led to maintained tumor regression [ 57].

In this study, we investigated (1) whether PPC leads to maintained reduction in infarct size, (2) whether abnormal mechanical load due to asynchronous activation is the trigger for PPC and (3) the signaling pathways that are involved in PPC.

In conclusion, long-term telbivudine treatment for nucleos(t)ide-naïve patients, including those with advanced fibrosis or cirrhosis at baseline, led to maintained suppression of HBV DNA, favorable cumulative HBeAg/HBsAg responses, and significant improvement of liver inflammation.

"First, without clear terms and goals, quantitative easing becomes an open-ended commitment that leads to maintaining the funds rate too low and the Federal Reserve's balance sheet too large," Mr. Hoenig said in a speech in Denver.