Sentence examples for led to the drastic from inspiring English sources

At approximate 3 4 Ma, the Zagros orogeny began impacting the Azadegan zone (margin area of the Zagros foreland basin) and led to the drastic secondary deformation of the paleo-trap.

Employee cutbacks in General Motors plants and other makers of car parts led to the drastic 14.8% unemployment rate increase from May to June 2009, says Steve Cochrane of Moody's Economy.com.com

Her close examination of the financial books of the McCain campaign during the first part of 2007 convinced the candidate that its profligate spending could not go on and led to the drastic mid-year reduction of the campaign's staff and scope.

The employment of 15% 'e' reduces the NOx emission by 36.9%; but the use of 21% 'e' leads to the drastic reduction in NOx by 46.8%, without much compromising the BTE.

Optimization results show that the reduction of friction coefficient to less than 0.04 during inversion leads to the drastic improvement of crashworthiness performance.

In the models by Paringer, Mitchell and Cromwell as well as Zuckerman and Holahan which do not consider effects on quality, this can lead to the drastic effect that balance billing only raises the physician's rent [2 4].

Because matching for all the factors lead to the drastic reduction in number of the subjects in each genotype we did not match for these factors.

As described in Methods section, we gave priority to match these factors for the two genotypes in each diagnostic group and we did not match for these factors between normal controls and patients with schizophrenia, because matching for all the factors lead to the drastic reduction in number of the subjects in each genotype.

The decrease of returning blood leads to the drastic increase of PAP and sharp decrease of CO, which resulted in the extremely low Psa.

Secondly, data from our laboratory indicate that the perception of one sense leads to the drastic down-regulation in the expression of genes involved in sensing other, seemingly dissimilar environmental cues.

It is therefore important to note that the theoretical allocation of 6,706 cumulative grants with the primary objective of reducing occupational gaps could lead to the drastic compression, or temporary suspension, of some medical schools during the forecast horizon.