Sentence examples for maturation would lead from inspiring English sources

Oxidative damage is associated with Leydig cell apoptosis in vitro (74), and it would appear possible that failure to complete maturation would lead to aberrant steroidogenesis, possibly increasing free radical damage.

In order to provide unequivocal proof that the PE-uni forms observed in the P. cynomolgi (or P. vivax) hepatic cultures are indeed hypnozoites, it would be necessary to observe after a suitable period of latency (at least 3 4 weeks), a reactivation of the maturation process that would lead to the release of merozoites.

Defective adipocyte maturation would then lead to excessive plasma NEFA and insulin resistance at lower body mass index (BMI).

On the other hand, if fishing were so intense that it exceeded this threshold and caused evolution toward earlier maturation, then a smaller mesh size would lead to a larger drop in maturation age.

Such DNA in aging would be much more immunogenic since it is hypomethylated and would lead to maturation of dendritic cells and increased reactivity to self resulting in slow loss of peripheral self tolerance.

This would lead to an inability of the early endosome to be adequately acidified for maturation.

But who would lead such an initiative?

"Tolerating niqabis would lead to the extreme".

She would lead the ships to safety.

(Which would lead to fewer abortions anyway).

Opponents said this would lead to recession.