Sentence examples for pattern leading from inspiring English sources

A deregulation of crucial regulatory elements of the cell cycle may lead to an unlimited and uncontrolled mitosis and thereby provide selective cells with an advantaged growth pattern leading to the formation of cancer cells and thus the development of a tumor [ 9].

The voting followed a traditional pattern, leading some Western diplomats to conclude that the standoff between Beijing and Washington over the American spy plane did not significantly alter the results.

Today, everything from our blinds and bed throws to our tea towels and coffee mugs are getting the colour treatment, with print and pattern leading the charge in a bid to cheer homeowners out of recession.

Through this analysis they noticed a pattern leading to their best deals — that is, the ones the partners fought over.

When provoked, the airways constrict in a heterogeneous pattern leading to airflow obstruction and impedance of gas transport to and from the lungs.

In this particular case, the FAST Doppler protocol would not show any abnormal distal pattern, leading to potentially false negative results.

Erratic weather patterns, leading to severe drought and flooding, and government mismanagement have been blamed for the crisis.

Two blazes could have nearly identical characteristics in two subsequent years and act quite differently because of the weather patterns leading up to them.

As technical editor for Fuel Oil News, Master Plumber & Heating Contractor, The Heating Merchandiser and publisher of Oil Heating & Air Conditioning Age magazines, his industry editorials and technical articles set patterns leading the industry into new directions.

Further analysis of the distinct electromagnetic patterns leading up to an earthquake could enable him to pinpoint the time within a day or two, he said.

Diagnosis takes an average of four more years, missing the window of opportunity during which the autistic brain is capable of learning "normal" patterns, leading to an ability to function in society.