Sentence examples for match may lead from inspiring English sources

A match may lead to greater survival, due to higher food availability at a critical time in the fish's life cycle.

The use of target sites with perfect homology extending beyond the seed match may lead to site-directed cleavage of the target transcript as well as translational inhibition.

The images B and D in Figure 2 reveal that the periodic block matching may lead to a significant concentration of block estimates in certain regions.

On top of the profound civil liberties issues raised by the distinct possibility that coincidental matches may lead to innocent people's incarceration, DNA databases raise particular problems for racial minorities.

This figure illustrates a well known problem of LFMCW radar: under certain conditions, the frequency matching step may lead to target mismatching, and thus may result in the creation of ghost targets [28].

Therefore, total costs of depression among patients with diabetes are underestimated, while inclusion of depressed persons in matched controls may lead to an overestimation of mean costs in controls.

If matching is undertaken, failing to match control groups by race may lead to misleading results.

Not matching the quality requirements may lead either to high costs (for processing and storage if the digital object is larger than necessary) or poor results (for automated media analysis like OCR, long-term preservation or reproduction).

Cases that are poorly matched for genetic background may lead to false positives in association studies.

Few studies included samples of controls, and the few who did reported problems in matching their samples, which may lead to selection bias.

Requiring one-to-one matching of the GE/CN data may lead to exclusion of many GE probes in particular on high-density arrays such as in the Mullighan data set.