Sentence examples for lead to softening from inspiring English sources

Incomplete chemical reactions and sensitivity to water during the first stage of the setting reaction of glass-ionomer cements lead to softening and cracking of the cement surface and subsequently to reduction of its wear resistance and fracture toughness [ 8].

All together, the results related to the regulation of genes encoding cell wall modifying enzymes show that, with few exceptions, the genes involved in cell wall hydrolysis are repressed in the MYC fruit, suggesting that the molecular mechanisms that lead to softening are delayed in the MYC fruit.

The doping was found to lead to softening of both faces by ∼3 10% and ∼14 17% in the sectors {101} and {100}, respectively.

Rolling-induced crystallization leads to softening, opposite to the effect of nanocrystallization induced by annealing.

The strengthening peaks in the vicinity of 30 nm, and further grain refinement leads to softening.

This may have introduced a relevant bias of selection in our study and led to soften the effects of SBT on central hemodynamics, especially in patients with severely reduced LV function.

Unfilled PEEK experiences frictional heating that leads to softening of the wear surface.

Steady build up of excess pore pressure leads to softening of the soil, which decreases the shear modulus and shear strength and subsequently changes the dynamic responses.

Magnesium sulfate will also attack the C S H gel forming an M S H gel, which is non-cementitious and leads to softening of the cement matrix (Turker et al. 1997).

Ascomycetes and Deuteromycetes may cause soft-rot decay that leads to softening of wet wood.

A deficiency of vitamin D leads to softening of bones and bone pains.