Sentence examples for lead to successive from inspiring English sources

It is characteristic of the scientific method to test specific hypotheses that would lead to successive approximations of reality.

The best evidence suggests, however, that a stepwise model of tumorigenesis, in which successive advantageous mutations lead to successive rounds of clonal expansion, is a much more likely scenario [ 9].

Despite the extensive mutagenesis caused by hot L1s, few attempts have been made to identify full length L1 elements in human populations that may lead to successive insertion events.

Brown's death led to successive nights of intense protests and clashes with police.

A strong emphasis on agriculture, food security and seed availability led to successive years of food surpluses and it seemed that the agricultural sector was being transformed.

Redon's visionary charcoal drawings (which he called his black pictures) led to successive series of lithographs that explored the evocative, irrational, and fantastic orders of creation that Impressionism excluded.

Her government's tacit support for Saddam Hussein's war against Iran led to successive Gulf wars and John Major's studied neutrality in Bosnia – which later pushed Tony Blair in the opposite direction, towards costly interventionism that overstretched MoD resources.

Chris Hughton, his successor as Norwich City manager, had hoped he would get "a good reception" on his return to the club he led to successive promotions; if it was not quite that, then it was hardly a storm either, at least until late on, when he responded to the gleeful Villa fans' call for a happy wave.

Increasing the z dimension of the cell leads to successive folding points being introduced as the BZ shrinks along k z (see Appendix 1).

In addition, the arrangement of these different massifs reveals that the eruptive phases have led to successive relief inversions and successive excavations of large central depressions in the proximal area.

Studies have shown that initial TCR signaling via p38 leads to successive induction of Vitamin D receptor (VDR) and PLC-γ1, both of which are required for classical TCR signaling and T cell activation (von Essen et al., 2010).