Sentence examples for leading to effects from inspiring English sources

The present paper focuses on the computational aspects for determining the actual design loads leading to effects, which are equivalent to the dynamic action, caused by turbulent wind.

Physiological stress, however, is not a result of threshold exceedances, but a complex interaction of the environmental history of a site finally leading to effects on plant growth processes.

State of the art is to operate the pumps with a constant speed (CS) leading to effects such as underpumping, ventricular suction or the backflow of blood from the aorta in the ventricle.

While hypothalamus-implanted NSCs failed to survive in mice with obesity, NF-κB inhibition induced survival and neurogenesis of these cells, leading to effects in counteracting obesity and glucose intolerance.

This is especially relevant when the samples have been obtained after exposure to radiation qualities inducing different amounts and kinds of damage, leading to effects on cell cycle delays or even on cell cycle blocks.

Therefore, with regard to the main experiment we did not expect a 2 hours lasting exposure leading to effects, which could not be compensated by the nervous system's intrinsic thermo-autoregulatory mechanisms in the awake animal [24].

Dr. Salmon's view was thus less exacting than the approach of Dr. Hempel, who died in 1997 at 92, in that it accepted a lower probability of cause leading to effect.

In contrast, there had been no significant score differences between the younger and the older adolescents, leading to effect sizes about zero.

This may result in unnecessary further testing, leading to unfavourable effects such as patient anxiety, high costs, somatisation and morbidity.

Several mechanisms of effect have been suggested for PCB related thyroid disruption leading to cognitive effects [ 21].

The effects depend on the dose, timing, the clinical setting and many unknown factors, leading to unpredictable effects.