Sentence examples for leading to completion from inspiring English sources

St Gemma's hospice was honoured for having "regained focus" under a fresh management team, leading to completion of the first stage of a £5m renovation at a time when hospices are under intense financial pressure.

Finally, we thank Dr. James Beeson for critical comments leading to completion of this manuscript.

The regression goes around every gene in the network, leading to completion of a network.

Once it is activated through progesterone induction, it activates a series of gene cascades leading to completion of the meiosis process.

CARI funds have been used to support the Supported Open Distance Learning (SODL) certificate course for youth and community workers leading to completion of a successful pilot course with an over 80 per cent pass rate, 1,000 new students enrolled and five countries now incorporating this training into their national systems.

Increasing satisfaction with the training is generally seen as leading to higher completion rates (Power et al. 1987; Dunn 1995).

The quantification of the benefits allows more confidence in the utilization of the composites caps, leading to faster completion of bridge projects and substantial economic savings.

In the 2 years leading to the completion of his biology degree, Ràfols also started working at Danone, first as an intern and then as a part-time research technician.

Low pH is required to drive six-helix bundle formation leading to the completion of membrane fusion [22], [24], [27] [29].

Each of these elements is likely to have motivated participants to repeat their behaviors [ 32], ultimately leading to successful completion of the Best Practices List and the self-reported increase in use of research evidence in practice.

In addition, the increased protein cleavage for both caspase 10 and Mcl-1 was completely blocked by the specific inhibitor of each individual caspase, supporting that the robust apoptosis was the consequence of activation of the PFM, which linked both the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways together leading to quick completion of apoptosis [ 23].