Sentence examples for lead to means from inspiring English sources

Thus, we discuss implications and insights from developmental studies that could suggest ways to design more effective bioengineered strategies for tissue repair and could also lead to means by which the regenerative activities of resident embryonic-lineage progenitors recently identified in adult joint tissues could be boosted.

If the targets identified can lead to means of increasing HbF to therapeutic levels in sufficient numbers of sickle or β-thalassemia erythrocytes, the pathophysiology of these diseases would be reversed.

Even an innocuous question like "What do you think of me?" can lead to mean-spirited comments if responders don't have their names, and therefore any accountability, attached.

In > 500 mother infant pairs, the ratio of mean cord blood lead to mean maternal blood lead was 0.78 (Chuang et al. 2001).

More specifically, the use of 5, 10 and 15 mm leads to mean enhancement, compared to the smooth absorber (0 mm), equal to 1.60, 2.60 and 3.95%, respectively.

It is shown that this estimator is mean-square consistent, for moderate values of the data-record length, outperforms a previously proposed frequency-offset estimator, and leads to mean-square consistent estimators of the remaining parameters.

Semi-quantitative assessment of cardiac fibrosis led to mean scores of 1.88±0.40 in Scn5a+/− mice with severe phenotype (n = 8; p<0.05 versus WT), 0.60±0.40 in Scn5a+/− mice with mild phenotype (n = 5) and 0.25±0.25 in WT mice (n = 4).

Unadjusted dosages led to mean anti-Xa values above the reference range and overadjusted dosages led to mean anti-Xa values below the reference range.

Presenteeism due to GERD led to mean losses of a further 9.5% in the UK to 20% in Norway.

Compared to SA volume, volume extrapolated from SA mean or maximum diameter led to mean overestimation of 47.2% (95%-confidence interval (CI): 44.7-49.7%) and 85.1% (95%-CI 81.2-89.0%-CI 81.2-89.0ly.

This led to mean YSM for EPIC 1 and EPIC 2 that were, respectively, comparable and higher when compared to the tibolone study.