Sentence examples for might also led from inspiring English sources

Inappropriate use of the words "refractory" and "intractable" might also led healthcare professionals to improperly label patients as "refractory" even if they have not been on an appropriate trial of acute treatments or have never been tried on a preventive medication at an adequate doses for a reasonable period of time [9, 15].

The research might also lead to treatments or even cures.

This might also lead to higher yields of plants grown for biofuels and pulp production".

The standards might also lead states to enact similar regulations, ending the current patchwork of laws.

Fear of public anger might also lead China's leaders toward a more belligerent foreign policy.

She said competitive pressures might also lead firms to condone questionable practices "in order to maintain growth rates".

But that reluctance might also lead to compromises well before an actual contested election was on the horizon.

They might also lead to a highly fragmented, multispeed Europe, with a periphery permanently suffering legal turmoil and political uncertainty.

It might also lead certain employers to hire more part-time workers, to avoid the so-called "employer mandate".

But Mr. Crandall's team found that higher temperatures might also lead to complications for patients with bleeding injuries.

Indeed, building the portal would require considerable programming time and might also lead to revisiting some of the policies themselves.