Sentence examples for leading zone from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'leading zone' is not technically correct in written English, though it may be used colloquially
It is generally used to describe an area where someone or something is in a leading position. For example, "The British team was in the leading zone for most of the race."
Acetate is formed in the leading zone, then diffuses back to a separate methanogenic zone, which is protected from acid in hibition by an intervening, passive buffer zone.
Analysis of how the parameter diagram for downstream waves depends on the channel width has confirmed that the leading zone in this case is the excitation zone close to the channel axis (data not shown).
This helps to restrict the area of active Wnt signaling to a progressively smaller leading zone.
ROME — Leaders from the leading euro zone economies pledged Friday to reinforce the single currency and to push together for a 130 billion euro program to stimulate economic growth.
On the eve of the election, the second in less than two months, a leading euro zone official bluntly warned voters on the perils of voting for the far left.
British unemployment is at record lows while it is high in many of the leading euro-zone economies.
Profile Greece has a capitalist economy with a public sector accounting for about 40% of GDP and with per capita GDP about two-thirds that of the leading euro-zone economies.
Also, vascular density tends to decrease as tumours grow, leading to zones of ischaemia and ultimately necrosis as tumours 'outgrow their blood supply' (Peterson, 1991).
The pass seemed to hang, wobbling, and defensive back Eugene Wilson snatched the ball and ran untouched into the end zone, leading to a 7-0 Patriots lead.
However, several detailed studies have shown that in the presence of a mobile (gas or water) phase in the hydrate cap, pressure reduction propagates from the interface into the hydrate zone, leading to decomposition of the hydrate throughout the hydrate zone.
Journalist Robert Parry added that the authors of the cable came from the State Department's "den of armchair warriors possessed of imperial delusions," looking toward a Hillary Clinton administration which will likely pursue "no-fly-zones" and "safe zones" leading to more slaughter in Syria and risking a confrontation with Russia.
