Sentence examples for leading to conclude from inspiring English sources

Taking together, the BrdU incorporation and cell viability data, and applying Steel's formula, we found no appreciable differences in the average cycling times of IhNSCs cultured at the diverse oxygen conditions, leading to conclude that oxygen concentration affects IhNSC survival but not the cell cycle kinetics.

According to our model, the gain/loss of introns by hop was a very dynamical process, leading to conclude that while some (phase-0) introns are very old, other (phase-0, 1 and 2) might be of recent origin, a long-standing hypothesis proposed for other eukaryotic genes e.g., the triose-phosphate isomerase gene [ 55].

After four minutes, the pie was 48 degrees, leading him to conclude his microwave was low wattage.

The head was missing and clothes were scattered about, leading Horn to conclude that bears had disturbed the remains.

But such hopes were dashed Friday, leading skeptics to conclude that the court was soft on the military.

But traffic to the portfolio section had not increased as much, leading him to conclude that people were less avid about tracking their investments.

The Institute of Applied Economic Research has acknowledged that the scheme has helped to reduce the housing shortage, leading some to conclude that Brazil's social housing shortage has finally been cracked.

It never came, leading her to conclude that her bosses had not paid much attention to her work or put much thought into her future.

There were no significant differences between the two groups in the rates of either stroke or major hemorrhage, leading Dr. Mohr to conclude that the drugs were equally effective.

Traces of Etruscan wells and of the Roman forum and basilica were found, leading archaeologists to conclude that this spot was once the heart of the ancient city.

The bottom of Blue Genesis, however, is completely bare, leading geologists to conclude that something flipped the rock over relatively recently.