Sentence examples for lead to the cessation from inspiring English sources

Acute protein starvation may lead to the cessation of hair growth and constriction of the hair shafts.

He calls all the possible views with respect to such questions distractions insofar as answering them would not lead to the cessation of the defilements and thus to the end of suffering.

Gordon imagines that a de facto partition arrangement might lead to "the cessation of regime air attacks in exchange for an end to opposition offensives".

The first is a terribly distorted reading of various biblical passages, and the second is the fear that acknowledging who/how non-heteros love will lead to the cessation of procreation.

This indicates that lack of ATP or a non specific effect are unlikely to lead to the cessation of contractions in these cells.

Activated caspase-3 cleaves numerous intracellular proteins; it also cleaves and inactivates nuclear enzymes such as the DNA repair enzyme poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase (PARP), whose inactivation could lead to the cessation of cellular DNA repair [53], [54].

State budget cuts have led to the cessation of a successful program against gun violence in the city.

At the same time, a disagreement over money between city and state officials last spring led to the cessation of a rent-subsidy program designed to shift the homeless from shelters into apartments.

Cardiac arrest leads to the cessation of blood flow, and CPR is thought to restore 10 20 % of normal blood flow [17].

A testimony on this is Chalabi's reconciliatory stance between the Iraqi Government and the Sadrists which led to the cessation of the fighting and the blood in Najaf and the rest of the areas in different provinces in Iraq.

It has been 18 years since three leaders, Presidents Clinton, Yitzhak Rabin and Chairman Arafat began discussions that could have led to the cessation of hostilities and a modicum of redress for the people of Palestine.