Sentence examples for making and lead from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that social factors can undermine decision making and lead to poor acquisitions.

These factors may lead to risky decision making and lead people to overlook warning signs and other important information.

[ 10] Increasing patient involvement in decision making could increase the effectiveness of decision making and lead to important reductions in the burden of CHD.

Moreover, as brain damage is a common finding in cases of mild and moderate head trauma with a broad spectrum of outcomes ranging from mild post-concussive syndrome [ 17, 18] to moderate and severe disability [ 19], a better understanding of specific profiles of cellular damage could be critical aiding in clinical decision making and lead to more effectively targeted therapy.

These questions concern maintenance decision making and lead to the notion of opportune maintenance actions.

Having options can be a blessing, but it can also stifle decision making and lead to inaction.

Then the system presents an explanation of the error that the student is making and leads the student to the correct solution, rather than giving him the solution" (P5 P5125).

He also passed through an extended period in the 1970s and '80s of making geometric constructions with suggestive slotlike orifices that he ultimately found "really unpleasurable to make" and led him into formlessness in the 1990s.

Improvements to evolutionary models are constantly being made, and lead to improved ability to distinguish phylogenetic information from noise.

All these factors may influence the frequency and manner in which ELDs are made and lead to inequalities between educational groups.

But since Caffey's discovery in June in rugged, remote northern Wyoming, no arrests have been made and leads have been sparse.