Sentence examples for lead to revision from inspiring English sources

"I say officially that the Yukos case will not lead to revision of the Russian Federation's policy in the economic or political sphere," he said.

In this age of rapid and rampant gene sequencing, the availability of a large amount of genomic information from 639 sequenced genomes (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) and 16S rDNA sequencing data of 451545 isolates (http://rdp.cme.msu.edu/) has given new dimensions to microbial taxonomy and is likely to lead to revision of concepts such as species, organism and evolution [2].

A case of dislocation of the shoulder lead to revision with a thicker inlay.

Many of the complications reported in the review were possibly avoidable or would lead to revision (Gonzalez et al. 2011).

However, 1 case of rod breakage occurred in Group 2 before bone union was acquired, and this lead to revision surgery.

Pseudotumor-like periprosthetic tissue reactions around metal-on-metal (M-M) hip replacements can cause pain and lead to revision surgery.

In addition, this paper shows that longitudinal data on intentions can be informative by examining how observed event realizations lead to revisions to intentions.

Findings that only partially support the theory being tested lead to revisions in those theories; some of the most robust theories have evolved substantially through this refinement process.

In fact, using revisions to intended migration duration over time, as well as observed event realizations, this study shows that the realizations of ppp values lead to revisions to intended migration duration.

Interestingly, the DSM-5 now includes a separate category of Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder, which is likely to lead to revisions in how some cases with presentations dominated by irritability being re-diagnosed.

This knowledge may lead to revisions to the barriers questionnaire and inform the design of interventions whereby barriers that have the greatest impact on nutrition adequacy are targeted.