Sentence examples for lead to paradoxical from inspiring English sources

Increased pressure may lead to paradoxical movement of the septum wall [41] and give rise to a "D-shape" left ventricle in the short-axis view.

The use of anti-tubercular therapy (ATT) along with anti-retroviral therapy (ART) in human immunodeficiency virus-tuberculosis (HIV-TB) co-infected individuals could at times lead to paradoxical worsening due to an increase in the inflammatory activity due to immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS) in the eye.

It is pointed out that a qualified reliability metric that is able to consider the effect of epistemic uncertainty needs to (1) compensate the conservatism in the estimations of the component-level reliability metrics caused by epistemic uncertainty, and (2) satisfy the duality axiom, otherwise it might lead to paradoxical and confusing results in engineering applications.

However, attributes that are accidents are not counterpredicates and to treat them as such is false reasoning, and can lead to paradoxical results; for example, if it is a property of triangles that they are equal to two right angles, and a triangle is accidentally a first principle, it does not follow that all first principles have two right angles (see Schreiber 2001, ch. 7).

While this bill contains guidelines that are laudable attempts at controlling health care costs, they may lead to paradoxical and unintended consequences with devastating consequences to the urban poor and to those providers who treat them, as well as compromising our ability to educate the next generation of health care providers.

Often, strict advice promoting abstinence, or a demanding diet or exercise regime, may cause added suffering, and may also provoke guilt if the person cannot meet these expectations, or lead to paradoxical behaviour if oppositional cognitive schema are activated.

The major haemodynamic consequence of tricuspid regurgitation is an increase in end-diastolic RV volume that leads to paradoxical septal motion during diastole.

This work shows how the model of a flame at rest can misrepresent the generation of entropy waves, and how it leads to paradoxical results concerning the conservation of mass and volume flow rates across the flame.

As shown here, cursory examination is inadequate if it leads to paradoxical and potentially misleading results.

PTH elevation leads to paradoxical intracellular calcium overloading, oxidative stress, degeneration of mitochondria followed by cardiomyocyte necrosis and myocardial fibrosis.

Our results indicate that as opposed to micafungin, the increased [Ca2+]c at high concentrations of caspofungin activates calmodulin-calcineurin signaling at both a transcriptional and a posttranslational level and ultimately leads to paradoxical fungal growth.