Sentence examples for points that led to from inspiring English sources

That was one of the key pivotal points that led to the failure of the coup, he said.

But according to Dr Shogren's paper in a forthcoming edition of the Journal of Economic Behaviour and Organisation, it was neither cave paintings nor better spear points that led to Homo sapiens's dominance.

Investigators are still trying to piece together the full timeline and tipping points that led to the horrific spray of bullets — streamed live on the Internet — at two mosques in Christchurch on March 15 that claimed 50 lives and shook New Zealand to its core.

The Flight Regulation requirements were fulfilled by a small enterprise active in Piedmont which recognized the key points that led to receive multiple Permit to Fly for a light hybrid UAV platforms starting its activity in many research projects.

But faced with imminent collapse of the country's banking system and the specter of economic catastrophe and social unrest, the populist government was reported by Greek media to have yielded on the sticking points that led to collapse of previous talks on a new rescue plan.

In order to determine optimum cutoffs to distinguish high and low TSR, log-rank tests were performed to compare groups of patients with TSR below or equal to that value, with patients with TSR above that, the cutoff points that led to the smallest P-value were 0.490 0.493 (Supplementary Figure 2).

Gore's primary areas of research include the behavior of populations near tipping points that lead to collapse, the evolution of cooperative behaviors within a species or community, and the determining factors for multi-species diversity within a community.

Otherwise, it will become impractical to constrain atmospheric carbon dioxide, the greenhouse gas produced in burning fossil fuels, to a level that prevents the climate system from passing tipping points that lead to disastrous climate changes that spiral dynamically out of humanity's control.

Faulty decisions occur at points that lead to stations executing different branches in state-based schedules.

Then there exists a partition of D into k cells such that each cell contains all periodic points of exactly one orbit and the eventually periodic points that lead to that orbit.

In most multicellular lineages, the branch points that lead to multicellularity lie so deep in the past that molecular details of this key step on the path to complex organisms have been obscured by the passage of time.