Sentence examples for lead to request from inspiring English sources

The check may lead to request a view change, therefore, the check is skipped if (the view changes anyway).

But such technology could lead to requests by teams for other things to restore fairness, such as the offside rule, throw-ins, penalties and so on, that would interrupt the momentum and dynamics of football.

This may lead to requests being rejected and consequently a violation of the GoS set by SCE.

"My gut feeling on this is I'm worried this could lead to requests to dig up remains all over the place to do more DNA testing.

But transmitting all the video packets may lead to requesting the segment with low bit rate which will also degrade the value of the average PSNR.

Panoramic imaging did not lead to changes in clinical diagnosis in any of the patients seen, although the findings on the radiographs did lead to requests for additional imaging studies in 3 cases, one of which was later referred for surgical intervention because of radiographic findings.

Inadequate clinical evaluation may lead to requests for FNAC on the wrong organ.

are increasingly led to request such tests, and the type of experimental data they expect can be quite different from what is expected by people who draft regulations or develop numerical models.

EPR applications in Britain and the United States have led to requests for further information or tests on key issues including fuel design, equipment quality and building code standards.

That led to requests for copies from friends and then orders from local boutiques like Steven Alan, Bird and French Garment Cleaners Co.

Sitton writes, "The programs, presented between October 28 and December 30, 1934, were a huge success and led to requests for showings from universities and museums throughout the country.