Sentence examples for led to compare from inspiring English sources

Pupils, when led to compare such a conclusion to the texts about peppered moths, concluded that one of the explanations the one with the "invisible hand"—was not a scientific one: belief is different from science.

These experiments led to compare the proteomes of plants previously grown for 17 days in absence of nitrogen and incubated for further 30 h without the nutrient or in the presence of 10 mM nitrate.

This method can lead to compare parts of normal liver parenchyma to others compromised by biliary or vascular obstruction or by portal vein embolization.

To this end, we chose the A. vulgare-Wolbachia symbiosis as a model system because it leads to compare consequences of two Wolbachia strains (wVulC and wVulM) on hosts from the same population.

In the West, what did we think the demonstrations were going to lead to, compared to what has really happened?

When we face setbacks, it is natural to fall into a fixed mindset, which leads to comparing ourselves with others, turning our energy inward, away from solving the problem, further amplifying the negative emotional spiral.

This approach leads to comparing gene expression data at the pathway level where sets of genes are tested for differential expression.

Keep yourself busy with tasks at hand because an idle mind is liable to lead to comparing your lot with others.

We used multivariate regression, adjusting for covariates and 24-month blood lead, to compare the impacts of our pregnancy measures of fetal lead dose.

OUR past dining experiences in hotel restaurants often led to our comparing the food there with that served in hospitals: everything overcooked and bland; nothing must offend.

Which ultimately led to research comparing the native fire ants with the non-native ones, and an interest in how the imported fire ant gets along in Brazil.