Sentence examples for notably led to from inspiring English sources

The polymerization of the ultrasonicated water-in-ethylhexylacrylate/divinylbenzene MIPE notably led to near-mesoporous open-cell material.

The genes, ordered from MWG Eurofins, were codon optimized for S. cerevisiae, which notably led to lower GC-content (47 52% GC) than the native bacterial genes (63 68% GC).

IL-17 sequestration also notably led to an isoelectric shift, but not a molecular weight shift, of Kallikrein-1, attributed to phosphorylation.

In Drosophila melanogaster, the search for mechanisms involved in recognition of microorganisms has notably led to the discovery and characterization of Toll receptors that were later shown to also play a key role in bacterial recognition in mammalian organisms (Leulier and Lemaitre, 2008).

The LCST conformational transition predicted by simulation agreed well with experimental results, and simulation results notably leads to elucidate mechanism that torsional energy of isopropyl acryl tethers and H-bond play vital roles in driving the transition in response to temperature changes.

Knockdown of Carabin notably leads to a significant enhancement of IL-2 production by specific T cells after antigen stimulation (Pan et al, 2007).

Abnormal platelet function most notably leads to pathological thrombosis, and thereby plays a critical role in cardiovascular diseases, such as coronary artery disease and stroke.

Such behaviors can have significant health implications and can notably lead to road traffic accidents [ 7] and the appearance or aggravation of psychiatric disorders (depressive state, panic disorder, anxiety disorder, psychosis) [ 8].

This screening notably lead to the detection of two contigs from a Gammaproteobacteria single-cell amplified genome (Gamma proteobacterium SCGC AAA160-D02) similar to SUP05 phage genome and was therefore included in the phylogenetic and genome comparison analysis.

Notably, this led to the identification of 41 alignment positions in which residues invariable throughout dicots are absent in monocots, and 84 alignment positions in which residues invariable throughout monocots are absent in dicots.

Concerns about its capacity to derail diplomatic relations notably led Belgium to repeal its broad universal jurisdiction law and Spain to narrow the scope of its own law, namely by requiring the presence of the accused on Spanish soil, the existence of Spanish victims or another link to Spain.