Sentence examples for lead to redirection from inspiring English sources

In this review we describe our work on the rational design and development of new soluble, thermally stable, and highly reactive hypervalent iodine reagents based on structural modifications that lead to redirection of secondary bonding from intermolecular to intramolecular modes.

Given these considerations, it might therefore be expected that disrupting folding in TAD, either by genomic alterations or changes in the epigenomic makeup, can lead to redirection of regulatory influences.

The activation of the immune system during infectious disease and inflammation induces IR, which leads to redirection of glucose to the activated immune system [ 61].

This may be attributed, in part, to the call by the Global Forum to address the 10/90 gap [ 8] to shift health research priorities from problems of industrialized countries to those affecting populations in developing countries, which has led to redirection of international research priories to try to correct this gap, and to build capacity in the countries of greatest need [ 9].

It is shown that, in a self-affine fracture, varying the exponent of the power-law fluid may lead to a redirection of flow compared to a Newtonian fluid flow field.

It was also unclear if the primary aim of these interventions was to reduce attendance in primary care or to ensure that any reductions in the use of secondary care services did not lead to a redirection of help-seeking in primary care.

Several experimental studies link PSP toxicity in dinoflagellates to deterring effects on some species of copepod grazers [ 10, 11], which can lead to a redirection of grazing pressure onto non-toxic phytoplankton species competing for the same nutrient resources [ 12], but the interactions and deterrence responses are highly species-specific and not universal.

Expression of gapN has a high potential to reduce NADH generation, and may therefore lead to a complete redirection of flux from formation of glycerol to ethanol (Bro et al. [2006]).

This led to the redirection of funds into places most in need.

Ignoring this architecture leads to the redirection of the privileges and protections embodied in the modern corporation to the exclusive benefit of an implicit coalition of market value-oriented shareholders and managers, while the risks to all other actors, interests and timeframes are relegated to the status of 'externalities'externalities

Westminster station would not have been on this planned route, but the need to provide transport infrastructure for the redevelopment of the London Docklands in east and south-east London led to a redirection of the route to run via Westminster to connect Waterloo and London Bridge stations with the new developments.