Sentence examples for mixture may lead from inspiring English sources

However, these models are fixed and, therefore, the differences with respect to the spectra of the analyzed instruments in the mixture may lead to worse separation results, as seen in the case of the bassoon.

These component mixtures may lead to airway inflammation and bronchoconstriction.

Such mixtures may lead to a breakdown of self-incompatibility systems in outcrossing sexuals, and therefore to selfing (e.g. Richards, 1997).

Ideally, modeling with finite normal mixtures may lead to discoveries of subpopulations with biological definitions that were not immediately obvious, although the mixture components themselves may still only be approximations to such subpopulations.

For some crops, planting mixtures may lead to the final product consisting of produce from several mixture components; this heterogeneity may not meet the high standard of uniformity demanded by consumers.

These results underscore the idea that a one size fits all paradigm -- whether that be a 2-component normal mixture model or even the across the board use of a 4-component normal mixture model -- may lead to unreasonable representations of birthweight distribution for some populations.

Therefore, the detection of sugars in a painting sample can be ascribable not only to a plant gum, but also to different other binders, and as a result, a mixture of organic materials may lead to chromatogram profiles that are difficult to interpret when the overall composition of the organic materials is unknown.

Without the correction terms derived here, unresolved (numerical) mixing of gas species with different heat capacities or molecular weights may lead to erroneous mixture temperatures and ultimately to an imbalance in the energy budget.

Moreover, complementing the cell mixture with iPSC-derived endothelial cells may lead to beneficial effects from the developed vasculature (Ye et al, 2014).

Improved sensitivity in detecting mutations in a sample containing a mixture of normal and malignant cells may lead to the clinical applicability of molecular methods of disease monitoring.

A mixture of too many different smells may lead to a confusing aroma or something rather bland.