Sentence examples for platforms led to from inspiring English sources

Extended global withdrawal of seas from continental shelves and platforms led to significant unconformities (gaps in the geologic record) and to extensive evolutionary turnovers (events of species diversification and extinction) in shallow marine faunas at the family and superfamily levels.

Importantly, the findings for these two platforms led to similar biological conclusions.

Our results indicate that while essentially no improvements could be achieved using the older platforms, the addition of these two newer platforms led to significant improvements.

The specialized nature of such platforms leads to significant development and verification time, which slows down our ability to leverage the latest advances in hardware and software technologies.

Research shows, Cohen says, that branded platforms lead to higher engagement levels versus non-branded platforms; yet, in the end, it's still just a branded alumni directory that usually requires manual data entry.

"The competitive nature of online labour platforms leads to high-intensity work, requiring workers to complete as many gigs as possible as quickly as they can and meet the demands of multiple clients no matter how unreasonable".

The latter, produced comparable results both quantitatively and qualitatively, suggesting that the use of these clinically relevant platforms leads to meaningful and comparable results.

A statistical challenge in performing a meta-analysis of microarray studies is that often samples are hybridized to different microarray platforms, and the technical differences among platforms lead to fundamental differences in the nature of the gene expression measurements produced.

Such an objective assessment may provide a scalable means for comprehensive assessments of genetic variation within wild emmer wheat as emerging sequence data and improved genotyping platforms lead to larger datasets [ 46].

Furthermore, the pH-sensitive core of the nanoparticle platform led to controlled drug release through destabilization in acidic conditions.

Further expansion of the platform led to the titer of 2.7 g L−1 of muconic acid (MA) and its intermediate protocatechuic acid (PCA) together.