Sentence examples for led to present from inspiring English sources

Albert is thus led to present a highly systematic theory of the forms of inference, which represents a major step forward in the medieval theory of logical deduction.

All of these observations, once pooled together, might help build projects with hypotheses to test, whilst arranging observations into a chronological chain of events may help to determine how past contingencies may have led to present systems.

In these circumstances, the patients would either present at ED, wait for their own GP, or may have just ignored their health problem, which could possibly have led to presenting at ED at a later time.

Have we forgotten that our training of Afghans to fight against the Russians led to present-day terrorists?

These data illustrate the long-term mosaic of multi-block convergence which led to present-day inhomogeneity in the continental lithosphere in South China.

Allogenic clay minerals tend to transform with ongoing burial and increasing temperatures along existing structures into authigenic chlorite and illite which led to present-day authigenic clay coatings (Fig. 8b, c, d), pore-bridging clay structures and pore-filling clay aggregates (Fig. 8f).

The patterning of ancient divergences that led to present-day forms can be reconstructed by comparing homologous sequences from different organisms, thereby establishing a natural classification in the form of a Tree of Life that reflects evolutionary history [2].

Without these cooperating partners the project would not have led to the presented results.

We assessed whether similar mechanisms are present in African individuals, and whether evolutionary pressures due to plague may have led to the present caspase-12 genotype population frequencies.

Their warring has led to the present state of affairs.

Mr Kiir's failure has led to the present situation in South Sudan.