Sentence examples for media which leads from inspiring English sources

It is the hysteria created by the media which leads to the speculation and mass interest online, and, to the outing or even false outing of individuals.

Current therapies are limited in the prevention of chronic or recurrent otitis media which leads to increased antibiotic exposure and represents a significant socioeconomic burden.

It is based on the oxidation of sugars using Fe3+ K3[Fe CN 6]) in alkaline media which leads to the formation of Fe2+.

The economical assessment in this study showed that biosurfactant optimization for MEOR process should specify the culture media which leads to maximum biosurfactant production alongside with the minimum residual nutrient concentration, or minimum nutrient waste.

FGF4 can be suppressed by the 2i/3i media which leads to reduction of NANOG heterogeneity (specifically at higher levels) and hence to stability of the stem cell state, i.e the "ground state".

Concern has also been raised about unattainable (and often Photoshopped) images on social media which lead girls to feel insecure.

In actual fact it was clearly embarrassment on the part of the scientific community at his retrograde sexism, and that sexism being splashed across the media, which led to pressure on him to resign.

However, Fe0 nanoparticles prepared using conventional methods suffered several drawbacks due to their high reactivity towards surrounding media, which led to the formation of much larger flocs and significant loss in reactivity.

Unlike many established musicians who feared that Internet piracy and free downloads would destroy recording careers, Lisitsa is the counter example: She embraced the free-culture philosophy, flooding the Internet with videos and media, which led to her discovery.

Electron micrographs of cysticerci exposed to peptides showed initial changes as collapsed microvesicles in the tegument, with formation of large vesicles and extrusion of tegumentary tissues into the surrounding media, which led to complete loss of the tegument as well as shrinkage and complete loss of structure of parenchymal tissue after 24 h.

You'll never be a Sharapova, so you have to be scrappy and fight.'" Meanwhile twice Olympic gold medallist Adlington has suffered an ongoing barrage of abuse over the years relating to her appearance - from being the butt of a comedian's jokes, to hurtful comments on social media which led to her public meltdown in the celebrity jungle.