Sentence examples for leading phenomenon from inspiring English sources
In recent years, endothelial dysfunction has emerged as the leading phenomenon responsible for the clinical signs of the disorder [ 3].
In conclusion, we propose that elastolysis could be a leading phenomenon in melanoma invasion in vivo because it promotes local collagenolysis.
Our work does not reveal whether intestinal failure is the leading phenomenon provoking death in aged flies or only a symptom of an underlying disorder.
The leading "phenomena" that Vollmann sees as defining 21st-century poverty are laid out with a scholastic rigor that belies their obviousness.
Challenges for studying this regime include that experimental observations can be more sensitive to coupled physical-chemical processes leading to phenomena such as mixed deflagrative/autoignitive combustion.
The presence of defects can introduce important changes in the electronic structure of graphene, leading to phenomena such as C magnetism.
The photon and phonon self-energy tensors, and Π p, describe the renormalization of the optical and vibrational modes, leading to phenomena such as photon recycling or the phonon bottleneck responsible for hot carrier effects.
Furthermore, the interface-assembled networks are inherently anisotropic, leading to phenomena not present in the solid-state analogs, such as anisotropic photomagnetism in a thin film of RbjCok[Fe CN 6]l·nH2O.
In particular, the physics and conditions leading to phenomena such as supershear rupture growth, sub-Rayleigh to supershear rupture transition, and rupture directionality in inhomogeneous systems are discussed in detail.
For instance, English Thelemite Kenneth Grant suggested that Parsons Babalon Workingg marked the start of the appearance of flying saucers in the skies, leading to phenomena such as the Roswell UFO incident and Kenneth Arnold UFO sighting.
Squeaking is reported for ceramic-on-ceramic hip arthroplasty, and risk factors leading to this phenomenon have been investigated empirically in the past, this way giving hints to when this phenomenon occurs.
