Sentence examples for paragraphs lead from inspiring English sources

Paragraphs lead to pages.

To confirm that the complex series of phenomena reported in the previous paragraphs led to LNCaP cells proliferation we decided to test if the cross-linking of PSMA would indeed induce the LNCaP cells proliferation.

(iii) "Occasionally, larger Ka/Ks values, greater than 1, have been identified, such as those in a comparative study between human and chimpanzee, perhaps due to smaller Ks (Koonin and Rogozin, 2003)" — the statement, and the paragraph, lead to an incomplete impression that all Ka/Ks > 1 in human-chimpanzee are due to small Ks and therefore not indicative of selection.

An editing error in the headline and first paragraph led to the claim that the NHS in England had run up a record deficit of £2.45bn.

This paragraph led to Freud's famous discussion of the narcissism of minor differences.

Despite this, the foreign secretary signed several public interest immunity certificates stating that the publication of the seven paragraphs "would lead to a real risk of serious harm to the national security of the UK".

A typical week is... less exciting and artsy than that earlier paragraph might lead you to believe.

Keep in mind that your background information in the first paragraph should lead up to your thesis statement.

Each paragraph itself is not a small little essay; write each one for part of the topic, but use the whole paragraph to lead fluidly into the next one, so it eventually ends at one final conclusion (rather than five individual ones).

A proximal explanation might be that the biochemical mechanism of peptide loading, as mentioned in the paragraph above, leads to this relationship.

And The Tribune devoted the first five paragraphs of its lead article to the goof.