Sentence examples for mobile leading to from inspiring English sources

As a result, Starwood has adapted and invested in mobile, leading to overall mobile gross bookings rising more than 50% in 2015 compared with the year before.

The practice of collecting data from Asia is likely to have emerged in the early 1990s when Chinese people became more mobile, leading to the growth in the number of China-based multinational enterprises (MNEs) and Chinese academics who had studied and worked abroad.

By contrast, populations in the United States and other developed countries with lower arsenic levels in groundwater are more mobile, leading to a strong likelihood of exposure misclassification.

Stem cells and tumours also share the characteristic of being mobile, leading to migration and homing for stem cells and potentially to metastatic disease for tumour and cancer stem cells [ 30].

Several solid-state NMR studies have also shown that a reduction in wall hydration leaves the thermo-mobility of the relatively rigid cellulose-xyloglucan network largely unaffected, while pectic fractions become less mobile, leading to the production of a more compact wall structure [ 31- 33].

In addition, recent wireless communication standards, such as WiMAX and Long-Term Evolution (LTE), also need to support high mobile speeds, leading to high-mobility terminals and scatterers that introduce Doppler shifts and time selectivity, that is, intercarrier interference (ICI).

This is especially true for mobile video, leading to a reality in which mobile video exchanges are having a difficult time getting their hands on premium inventory.

Being different from other teachers, the teacher who taught class H provided feedback for each mobile activity, leading to the equally high participation in the mobile activities in class H.

At the same time, hundreds of millions of farmers have been leaving their fields to work in the cities, and a substantial part of the urban population has become mobile, too, leading to the demise of the traditional adage that "when one's parents are living, one does not travel far".

Our results demonstrate that twin boundary-mediated dislocation processes can effectively promote the strain hardening and preserve mobile dislocations, leading to ultrahigh strength while retaining ductility in nanotwinned Cu.

We extensively describe the possible context sensors, their required accuracies, their use in mobile services possibly leading to background interactions of user devices as well as a draft of their integration into an ambient aware device.