Sentence examples for lead to retention from inspiring English sources
Constant prolonged restriction of the tube can lead to retention of urine in the bladder.
Inability of the kidney to function normally may lead to retention in the blood of the waste products of protein metabolism, such as urea and uric acid, and of other nitrogenous compounds such as creatinine.
Effectively, this corresponds to the usually applied procedure of keeping the largest component of each structure, except that this procedure is based on either the number of atoms or molecular mass and can thus lead to retention of unwanted components.
Failure to correctly process the enamel matrix proteins (e.g. amelogenin) would lead to retention of matrix proteins in maturing enamel and prevent the enamel mineralizing fully.
(26) Carbon columns have been found to be affected by redox reagents such as hydrogen peroxide or sulfite, which lead to retention time shifts of oligosaccharides.
Therefore, a full-term pregnancy followed by a short duration of lactation may lead to retention of progenitor cells and increased risk for CBP cancers.
[16] reported that zoledronate increases callus volume and leads to retention of primary trabecular bone during fracture healing.
This approach leads to retention of the ordered structures under extreme hydrothermal conditions for a month or even longer.
Encapsulation of ProGP in these particles led to retention of its structural integrity, and maintenance of its biological activity in vivo.
This was because suppression of the α″ martensitic transformation by oxygen addition led to retention of the low stability single β-phase state at RT.
"We [also] found during the hundreds of hours of user testing that people want to grab some food, a drink, then head to an event, and achieving this within the same platform decreases fragmentation and leads to retention," adds Shimmin.
