Sentence examples for leading entry from inspiring English sources

That's about three times the total for the same period last year, and has made Spain the leading entry point for immigrants into Europe, ahead of Italy and Greece.

The leading entry is "Chopper".

Loneliness, the sense of being caught out, of unease, looking for death as a release — in a concordance to Smith's work, the word "death" would be a leading entry — buzz in these poems, like the chamber music of bees.

The leading entries were "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" and "Frost/Nixon," both nominated for five awards, including best dramatic picture.

"Arizona has a serious problem with illegal immigration, being one of the leading illegal entry states, so protecting the credibility of our election system requires that we exclude illegal aliens and any other noncitizen from voting," he said.

The first column of the matrix has now only a single leading 1 entry, so we can remove it together with the first row (Laplace's formula).

Additionally, CDK4 and CDK6 lead to increase levels of expression and stability of E-type and A-type cyclins and activation of CDK2 leading to entry into S phase and DNA replication [41].

Chronological lifespan experiments require the establishment of exponentially dividing cultures of cells that eventually deplete nutrients from the medium, leading to entry into a non-dividing stationary phase state a few days later.

With KSHV and other herpesviruses alike, envelope glycoproteins have been widely reported to physically engage target cell surface receptors, such as integrins, in interactions leading to entry and subsequent infection.

CM served as the principal data analyst for the study, developing the study database and leading data entry, and conducted the main data analysis for the study according to the analysis plan, and as well contributing significant inputs to early and all subsequent versions of the manuscript, especially the Methods and Results.

The K ×  K similarity matrix M is calculated such that the leading diagonal entries are all ones, and the (i, j th entry of the matrix corresponds to the scaled Manhattan distance between the selected haplotype forms for population i and population j defined as M i,  j) = 1– l/ L with l represent the number of sites out of L where the two haplotypes carry different alleles.