Sentence examples for min would lead from inspiring English sources

The results of this study showed that concentrations less than 11%% and incubation period below 45 min would lead to unclear chromosomes.

Parking at the parking lot 2 is even more costly as it would imply parking at 8 h22' with a preceding 0.6-min drive and a subsequent 3-min walk, arriving approximately 35 min early, which would lead to a generalized cost of 23 min or 0.38 hours.

The likely explanation for this finding is the much shorter in vitro half-life of kisspeptin-10 of 55 s (Seminara et al., 2003) and in vivo plasma half-life of kisspeptin-10 of 4 min (Jayasena et al., 2011) compared with kisspeptin-54 of 27.6 min (Dhillo et al., 2005) which would lead to rapid degradation of kisspeptin-10 in comparison with kisspeptin-54.

All of the reductions described above would lead to a maximum of 3 min total respond time by the end user.

He claimed taxpayers were paying "unreasonable costs for infrastructure because of the [Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union]", echoing the government's claims that the ABCC would lead to higher productivity.

A pH 10 buffer solution that would lead to moderately rapid degradation of the porous Si samples (time for degradation <300 min) was selected for this study.

This would lead to an underestimation of the rate of total glucose utilization of up to 3 mg/kg per min [ 28, 29].

She would lead the ships to safety.

(Which would lead to fewer abortions anyway).

Opponents said this would lead to recession.

A departure would lead to political turbulence.