Sentence examples for lead to patchy from inspiring English sources

Obviously, this lead to patchy, non-real time information with limited reliability as people sporadically report via radio what they see.

The combination of enzyme recruitments and LGTs coupled with independent gene losses and gene gains in different lineages can therefore lead to patchy distributions of NISE forms when viewed across broad phylogenetic distances.

As it may be observed from Figure 3(c), high grade nuclei display higher local variations that probably lead to patchy staining of P63 nuclei.

Our goal here was not to model the detailed biological processes of the growth cone and the resulting morphology, but simply to incorporate principles that lead to patchy connectivity patterns and that match experimental observations (such as the distribution of angles between neighboring patches, addressed in the Results section).

Released 25 May 1979 Box office $3,527,881 £2,187,2866) opening weekend, $104,931,801 £64,008,3999) total Critical reaction The film was a commercial success, although its mix of horror and science fiction genres led to patchy reviews.

The complexity of real options analysis has led to patchy or ephemeral adoption even by corporate managers familiar with the financial-market origins of valuation methods.

Pelmorex is now testing the system across the country, though the absence of these big players seems to have led to patchy results.

This has led to a model of pathogenesis whereby the process of random X-inactivation in the heterozygous female leads to patchy ephrin-B1 expression, which is accentuated by the homophilic sorting of cells that do, or do not, express ephrin-B1.

By contrast, a dry egg surface should lead to a patchy and spatially separated microbial assemblage with greater variation.

Moreover, common animal models of acute lung injury only rarely lead to real patchy lesions [ 5, 8- 13, 13, 20].

The pattern of spatio-temporal genetic changes found in our study can be compared to that of cyclic populations, where demographic crashes lead to a patchy population structure with local, isolated demes of small size experiencing strong effects of drift.