Sentence examples for led to a combination of from inspiring English sources

Associated with the launch of the first 'dental' laser, there was a level of hype that quickly led to a combination of frustration for dentists and research that discredited or minimised many of the claims for clinical use (Fig. 1).

On 26 and 27 June 2001 the city was engulfed in heavy rains that led to a combination of floods and landslides and resulted in more than 30 landslide scars, several tensional cracks (Lambi et al. 2002), 154 completely destroyed houses, and rendered over 233 people homeless.

Additional armament changes led to a combination of six machine guns replacing the four machine gun (two fixed forward, two flexible rear-mounted 7.9 mm)/one cannon (forward facing, fixed 20 mm) arrangement that was in the initial design.

mTOR hyperactivation in the mouse bladder led to a combination of EMT and abnormal proliferation.

The transition, however, led to a combination of increased privatization, unemployment, and inflation, along with decreased wages and social services [ 27].

Stepwise forward regression led to a combination of associated markers that collectively explained between 7.5 and 38.2percentt of the genetic variation of the evaluated traits.

It can also lead to a combination of overeating (stimulated by advertising) and a lack of exercise that result in unfitness for survival and, sooner or later, death.

This heat treatment is shown to lead to a combination of hardness, retained austenite content and thermal stability entirely unprecedented for this category of alloys.

This flexible operation, in high temperature power plant components, could lead to a combination of creep and fatigue crack growth failure.

Rationality as defined by the von Neumann axioms leads to a combination of both types of uncertainties into a single probability measure--Bayesian probability--and accounts only for risk aversion.

Instead, there is the possibility of "Taxmageddon," the threat that the unwillingness of politicians to compromise could lead to a combination of big automatic spending cuts and tax increases in 2013 that could devastate economic growth.