Sentence examples for leading to continual from inspiring English sources
Long-term inhibition of PARP leading to continual inability to repair a normal process may lead to malignancy similar to a BRCA mutation.
Stands with multiple cohorts reveal a mix of continuous minor and major canopy disturbances leading to continual tree recruitment, suggesting their applicability as models for long-term forest management.
As a result, much of the drainage into its lower course was diverted into the Huai River, leading to continual flooding.
Developments in the treatment of translating natural language as a machine learning problem (known as statistical machine translation - SMT) are leading to continual improvements in this field although the linguistic accuracy varies based on the way each machine 'learns' (Lopez, 2008).
Frontlines move, leading to continual instability and population displacement.
However, a sustained heat shock would give rise to ongoing protein denaturation, leading to continual activation of HSPs.
This appears to be the case because HGT provides for the chance to eliminate deleterious mutations, leading to the continual restoration of the least-loaded class.
Cancer is an abnormal type of tissue growth in which cells proliferate in an uncontrolled, relatively autonomous manner, leading to a continual increase in the number of dividing cells.
In addition, our study demonstrated a positive feedback loop that enable the creation of "space" for growing tumors: this is achieved via active release of exosomes, leading to a continual release of exogenous matrix metalloproteinases, such as MMP-1.
It is conceivable that once TGFβ activates myofibroblast differentiation, the increased deposition of extracellular matrix proteins would cause additional mechanical stress on the cell surface leading to sustained and continual activation of FAK.
We argue that these size effects are caused by dislocation starvation hardening, with dislocations leaving the crystal more quickly than they multiply and leading to the requirement of continual dislocation nucleation during the course of deformation.
