Sentence examples for lead to transfer from inspiring English sources
The Chinese Government and Chinese enterprises have demonstrated commitment to these special trade zones and the benefits will be immense to both parties and ultimately lead to transfer of technology and massive foreign direct investment (Renard, 2011; Shen, 2013).
On the other hand, their relatively high concentration in other low-completion areas, like Humanities at the AA level (which is almost always "liberal arts" or "general studies" and designed to lead to transfer to four-year institution), is potentially more troubling given the low returns to these degrees, as shown in the next section.
In vitro experiments showed that EV uptake can lead to transfer of functional mRNA and altered cellular behavior.
The training, however, does not lead to transfer effects on fluid intelligence when focusing on studies with control groups and randomization.
Lack of chromosomal screening may lead to transfer of euploid and/or aneuploid embryos to patients, producing inconsistent data and conflicting pregnancy outcomes [ 32- 36] 36].
Finally, we were also interested in examining whether training one type of bias (interpretive bias) would lead to transfer to another type of bias (attentional bias).
However, the expansion must be done carefully to avoid including non-skin pixels, which could eventually lead to transferring the seeds also into the background.
They acknowledged that their findings were limited because they had spoken only to a small fraction of the prisoners, but they hoped their efforts would lead to transferring the inmates to another facility and closing SCI Fayette.
Scarcity of available beds may lead to transferring exposed patients prematurely out of isolation facilities into general wards, risking continued infection transmission.
Fumarates directly modify the inhibitor of Nrf2, Keap-1, which leads to transfer of free Nrf2 into the nucleus and activation of anti-oxidative response elements.
Progressive neurologic deterioration led to transfer the patient to the intensive care unit (ICU).
