Sentence examples for led to the presentation of from inspiring English sources

These days... Murray did manage to assert himself on an England put-in and this led to the presentation of the ball being pressured at the base of the scrum.

However, calculation of this term for clamped beams and clamped plates is algebraically more complicated and has led to the presentation of several formula in research literature that appear vastly different.

This led to the presentation of the Picture of the Reichsmarschall in Silver Frame on 16 February 1943.

His number of aerial victories increased, including his 12th to 15th on 27 September, which led to the presentation of the Honor Goblet of the Luftwaffe (Ehrenpokal der Luftwaffe) on 28 September 1940.

He fought with distinction on the Eastern Front which led to the presentation of high awards such as the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves, for the destruction of more than 270 Soviet tanks and artillery pieces within 48 hours in the tank battle of Kalach.

5 In 1971, research performed by Schally et al led to the presentation of a new form of ADT – luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH) or GnRH agonists.

The fourth stage contains an analysis and interpretation of the reviewed literature (Section 2.3) which finally leads to the presentation of the results (Section 3) [19].

Findings from the total case study sample of nine firms lead to the presentation of an original table contrasting the unique performance management system designs associated with the three distinct strategies of cost leadership, differentiation, and confrontation.

This leads to the presentation of the numbers given in the 3rd and 4th column of Table 1.

These differences lead to the presentation of new epitopes on the surface of tumour cells mainly by exposing the formerly masked peptide backbone of MUC1 to antibodies [50].

This helical configuration of the metal binding motif leads to the presentation of the invariant acidic residues in the consensus sequence (D491, E497 and E502) on the same side of the helix towards the surface of the protein.