Sentence examples for leading to continuing from inspiring English sources

These unintentional islands are mostly faced with a deficiency in active or reactive power balance leading to continuing failures and blackouts.

The exact nature of his cancer was never officially disclosed, leading to continuing speculation about his health, and he had not been seen in public for several months.

However, rubble-removal operations repeatedly reaerosolized the dust, leading to continuing intermittent exposure for many months.

Finally, there is a potential for increasing oxidative and nitrative stress in parallel with the metabolic derangements, leading to continuing decline in myocardial reserve (4).

The war has had a profound impact on all aspects of social and economic life in Angola, with the destruction of basic infrastructure and the disruption of educational provision leading to continuing poor service delivery.

This apparent contradiction can be explained by the features of the murine model of DEN-induced HCC; only one single postnatal injection is performed, which cannot reflect the multistage hepatocarcinogenesis because the successsion leading to continuing DNA damage, fibrosis, cirrhosis and tumor is entirely skipped.

For some second-tier assets, we foresee continued valuation pressure leading to continued down or flat rounds along with more recaps unless there is a significant positive change in the exit markets.

HSSMP implementation reinforced the ownership derived from the HSSMP process, leading to continued commitment of the MoH and the main international partners to the HSSMP.

A letter laced with anthrax had arrived at the office of the Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle, leading to a continuing search for traces of the germs.

In bloodstream forms (BF) and insect stage procyclic forms (PF) RNAi of TbPP2A-1 generates a cell population characterized by: an inhibition of cell growth, a block in cytokinesis; continued synthesis of nuclear DNA leading to aneuploidy; continued mitosis leading to cells with N > 2, and an unusual phenotype where number of kinetoplasts (and flagella) is less than the number of nuclei.

Although the exact pathway leading to preeclampsia continues to be poorly defined, many promising insights are discovered every year.