Sentence examples for lead to transference from inspiring English sources

In this regard, heavy metal contamination is especially important if one consider that a possible contamination in animal diets could consequently lead to transference to animal tissues and food products (Leeman et al. 2007).

The Li+ and PEO-b-PPO-NH3+ ions lead to enhanced Li+ transference number and compatibility with the PEO matrix, respectively.

In some cases this led to counter transference [changing self-perceptions to meet others' expectations].

However, excess FEC (5% in volume) will lead to the decreased lithium transference number (tLi+), large concentration polarization and the reduced discharge capacity especially at high current.

Concerning the immune system, these performance stages lead to the end of transference of passive maternal immunity from the sows to the piglets which still have an immature or developing immune system.

The consumption of these foods by vulnerable groups could possibly lead to C. difficile colonization and an increase in the asymptomatic C. difficile carriage rate among humans, thus increasing the risk for C. difficile transference within the healthcare environment (2 ).

The plasma ion acceleration at such a potential leads to a kinetic energy transference to the target whose temperature rises to ∼ 670 °C, favourable to the rutile formation.

British fear of rabies spreading through the Tunnel put down to transference of no-longer acceptable bigotry.

"That doesn't translate to transference to the environment and beyond," Ives says.

Alternatively, such a subject may refuse enrollment due to transference or the desire to harm him or herself.

A study conducted by Greenhaus and Powell (2006) discusses that familial behaviour transference often occurs and this leads to a direct enhancement of the quality of life within a work role.