Sentence examples for lead to technologies from inspiring English sources

The study of embryos may lead to technologies that would reduce the number of fertilized eggs needed for in vitro fertilization.

"Will the increasing emphasis on commercially driven science lead to technologies that are more profitable but less environmentally and socially beneficial?" he asks in the SGR report.

Scientists have for the first time shown that a grid of holes in the ground can act as a kind of seismic wall, a development that could lead to technologies that protect buildings from the dangerous tremors of earthquakes.

It was expected that innovations open the road to formulating policies, which would stimulate R&D and consequently the development of new products and processes using a step-by-step process, e.g. a sequence of activities that lead to technologies being adopted by markets.

In the short term, Uber's partnership with Carnegie Mellon will lead to technologies that make existing vehicles safer, he said.

It is hoped that advances in this line of inquiry will lead to technologies for deriving NSCs from various tissue sources, including embryonic stem (ES) cells.

The building of more plants will lead to technology improvements and cut costs, but depend heavily on state funding for now.

While artificial intelligence could lead to "technology employment", it could also just lead to people losing their jobs and not having them replaced — and it seems that's likely, based on current trends.

In equilibrium, this would lead to technology adoption at a slower pace or even no adoption at all.

Though we're not sure if this is animal cruelty or not, there's a strong chance this project may some day lead to technology that will easily disseminate anti-rabies vaccine through forest plants.

This leads to immediate cost savings for human exploration and simultaneously opens a path of technology development that leads to technologies enabling access to even further destinations in the future.