Sentence examples for lead to retained from inspiring English sources

Breakage of instruments during phacoemulsification can lead to retained foreign bodies in the AC.

This belief that early uterotonic use will lead to retained placenta is also reported in the USA [ 21].

This may induce alternative C-or N-terminal sequences in the produced protein, or lead to retained introns, alternative coding of internal gene regions (i.e. exon inclusion or exclusion) and may trigger NMD changes.

Ct. 109, 36 L. Ed. 969), and if erroneous would only lead to retaining the accused for a new designation of place of confinement, and we see no reason under the condition of the record to reverse the action of the court below on that subject.

Production of conventional batteries requires high quantities of lead to retain capacity because lead particles bind together over repeated charge and discharge cycles.

Letting go of that hands-on mindset is something that a lot of entrepreneurs struggle with, and that struggle can often lead to retaining counterproductive practices in a new position.

Principal component analysis (on standardised scores) would lead to retaining two dimensions explaining 66% of the total variance.

This suggests that this start codon mutation in FXN leads to retained immunoreactive frataxin in RBC through an unknown mechanism.

"Behind the Blair story," they wrote, "lay a misguided pattern of tough supervision and lenient forgiveness that led to retaining him, and in fact promoting him, when at several points he was demonstrating that he was not yet ready".

Typical results show that the 20 keV Ar ion implantation only leads to retaining of the TB dye in the cell wall whereas the 30 keV Ar ion implantation can allow the dye to enter the cell.

"Thatcher managed to understand that China is not Argentina and Hong Kong is not the Falklands," wrote the Global Times in an editorial, referring to the war over sovereignty she successfully had led to retain the islands in the south Atlantic, claimed by Argentina, shortly before the Hong Kong talks began.