Sentence examples similar to lead to speeded from inspiring English sources

There are global influences such as oil and commodity prices and the impact of the exchange rate which can lead to speed limits for the rate of growth.

Thus, the SVR model was trained with low-dimensional dense datasets, which can lead to speeding up of computation with a reasonable accuracy.

Development of such a framework will support monitoring the model life cycle, automated model selection, chemical compound identification across various projects, and can lead to speeding up the process of chemical compound virtual screening.

Accordingly, high- (relative to intermediate- and low-) saliency targets give rise to enhanced coding of feature contrast signals at pre-selective processing stages, which – cascaded forward to later response-related processes – leads to speeded RTs.

Quiet cabin leads to speed underestimation.

Strong winds have also led to speed restrictions and lane closures on the M48 Severn Bridge in Monmouthshire and Anglesey's A55 Britannia Bridge.

The tool-holder is decoupled from the spindle FRF using receptance coupling method, which leads to speed and/or feed dependent spindle shaft FRF.

At Home: Aggressive driving leads to speeding, accident, fatalities back home, driving fast "feels right" but is dangerous.

The winds are likely to impact on ferry services and lead to speed restrictions on some bridges, and commuters and motorists have been urged to prepare for challenging conditions in the morning rush hour.

This visibility gradient would lead to speed overestimation.

Comparison between auditory looming warning and other, nonlooming warning signals has demonstrated that the auditory looming signal can lead to significantly speeded BRTs.