Sentence examples for leads to block from inspiring English sources

This synthesis leads to block copolymers in which the number and length of the hydrophobic blocks vary with the degree of conversion.

Based upon our data, we have concluded that downregulation of CKMT1 is, in part, involved in the oral carcinogenesis and that an epigenetic mechanism may regulate loss of its expression, which leads to block apoptosis through specialised systems such as mitochondrial permeability transition pores in oral cancer cells.

Grafting from the diblock copolymers αbβ leads to block-graft copolymers of the form αbβgγ, the chemistry and architecture of which can be varied over wide limits.

The imbrication locally leads to block-in-matrix relationships such as the chert-in-sandstone seen in the "ch/ss" parts of "b", the basalt in basalt matrix part (labeled as "bs"), and the basalt and chert in shale matrix ("ch/sh/bs") part of "c".

Pads are often flushed down the toilet which leads to blocked sewers and drains or thrown into bins where they end up on one of India's hazardous 'landfill' sites.

Activation of the SOS response in E. coli leads to blocked FtsZ ring formation and cell division, via the SulA protein [55].

Upregulation of A20 and XIAP by NF-κB leads to blocked JNK1 activity via an unknown mechanism (reviewed in [ 405]).

This leads to blocking of the M phase of the cell cycle and thereby interferes with the ability of cells to divide.

In the genus Bacillus, transfer of ICE copies seems to be favoured by high densities of cells not carrying these elements and integration into a cell apparently leads to blocking the entry of additional copies [ 30, 31].

Thus, we hypothesised that accumulation of DNA damage in the TS, as a result of its reduced repair efficiency, leads to blocked transcription and activation of the apoptotic pathway.

Schemes (32) and (33) lead to block diagonal algebraic systems that can be solved independently.