Sentence examples for lead to review from inspiring English sources

This exciting new technique will lead to review of the current indications and timing of intervention for right ventricular outflow tract dysfunction in late follow-up of congenital heart disease.

DCs were supplied with coaching tools and met with the PQII project lead to review their group's reports to help strategize optimization of meeting structure and feedback for the report reviews.

The mysterious ownership structure could also lead to Review-Journal reporters unknowingly wading into conflicts of interest if covering businesses owned by the undisclosed backers.

This kind of thing will help you get rentals, which will eventually lead to reviews, which means more renters (if those reviews are good).

The penalty led to reviews and investigations by governing bodies in Australia and Britain and by the International Sailing Federation.

So... .. Taking photos led to reviewing shows, led to reviewing albums, led to previewing shows, let to doing interviews, led to a job as a music editor, led to a night job working at a music venue, led to being a publicist.

The difficulty of performing a systematic review also impacts the quality of systematic reviews themselves: it leads to reviews that focus on a single treatment or a pair of treatments.

The death of Tomlinson will undoubtedly lead to a review of police strategy.

American trade officials had no immediate comment on the complaint, which will lead to a review by a W.T.O.

Authorities said the incident was quite likely to lead to a review of Turkey's lenient policies toward pro-Chechen groups in Turkey.

It has referred the allegations to its independent ethics commission, which could lead to a review of how Olympic tickets are distributed among member countries in the future.