Sentence examples for lead to shortening from inspiring English sources
A number of variations of basic sliding hip screws have been proposed because of such complications in elderly patients with AO31A2, 31A3 type fractures; in these excessive collapse can lead to shortening and hardware failure [5, 13].
It is obvious that the presented proposal provide engineers with effective uniform methodics to deal with FAT, which could consequently lead to shortening the implementation phase of project life cycle.
If not foreseen, this can cause problems with budgetary constraints, which may consequently lead to shortening the duration of the study intervention [ 9].
Moreover, it has also been previously suggested that the acceleration of corrosion due to the presence of martensite phase in the microstructure of Ni-Ti alloys can lead to shortening of the time to fracture of the alloys in sustained tensile loading tests (Yokoyama et al. 2004a, 2007b).
It has been reported that an increased surface roughness of the buffer layer as well as an enlarged interface area of PEDOT PSS/P3HT PCBM lead to shortening of the hole-extraction route and enhancement of the hole-collection efficiency by the anode [15, 22, 25].
However, it does predict that such lesion should lead to shortening of the motif on a longer time scale of recovery, perhaps on the order of a few months.
Other accompanying symptoms, however, take longer to resolve, and corticosteroid therapy sometimes can lead to shorten the interval between attacks.
This, in turn, leads to shortening the routing path as well as choosing the most closest MAG to the serving MAG.
This definitely leads to shortening the time needed to register the HMN on the TMAG, which in turn decreases the packet waiting time in the queue.
Thus, this leads to shortening the tour length of ME to 7.76 m only, by calculating the Euclidean distance which connects the three CTPs.
The LB-CPMIPv6 mechanism selects the ideal MAG from the best candidates through employing the domain number, which in turn leads to shortening the time needed for delivering packets to their destination after the handoff.
