Sentence examples for lead to sections from inspiring English sources

UpToDate and DynaMed, both popular electronic clinical resources, do not lead to sections related to MRSA enterocolitis by using keywords such as "antibiotic associated diarrhea," or "staphylococcus aureus" (as of May 23 , 2013.

But what, exactly, started all the media fear-mongering that lead to Section 28?

It would seem that after the horrendous bigotry which accompanied the Aids pandemic and led to Section 28 in the 1980s, we became so weary we simply wanted to blend in to the mainstream.

The Labour councillor said a development in the north of the town led to Section 106 money being returned to developers.

It is assumed that the failure of any critical concrete or reinforcing steel fiber leads to section failure in the member.

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A step down of 1.5 cm led to Section 3, which was painted white, was 6.5-cm wide, and had two 0.5-cm-high walls.

This may have serious biomechanical consequences, as it leads to sectioning of some or all of the circumferential fibres of the labrum, disrupting the associated hoop stresses.

In order to avoid fatigue that could lead to cracks, sections were bolted rather than welded, using over 14,000 bolts and 45,000 bolt holes.

The thick oxide scales developed using such techniques can lead to net section loss and typically a lack of grain boundary sulphide attack seen in components that experience stress.

Ruptured subcapsular liver haematomas must lead to Caesarean section.