Sentence examples for rate could lead from inspiring English sources

A lower lipolytic rate could lead to a higher propensity to store subcutaneous fat and, secondarily, to higher plasma leptin levels.

Dr. Gellin warned that even a small drop in the vaccination rate could lead to a resurgence of diseases like measles and whooping cough, both of which can be fatal.

Some critics argue that the gap between the capital gains rate and the top tax rate could lead to the re-introduction of the kinds of tax shelters that Congress eliminated several years ago.

Recent findings related to the behavior of crack initiation and growth for piezoelectric materials have further shown that seemingly innocent fracture initiation criterion such as the energy release rate could lead to conclusions contrary to physics.

Another month of disappointing job growth and an increase in the unemployment rate could lead the F.O.M.C. to maintain its $85 billion of monthly purchases in the near term".

In addition, increasing the gas or liquid flow rate could lead to the transition from churn flow to annular flow or reverse to slug flow, providing the insight into the differences among slug, churn and annular flow.

Even a modest increase in interest rates could lead to a sharp rise in mortgage arrears and repossessions, it said.

In theory, a better credit rating could lead to lower borrowing costs for Japan, though analysts do not expect an upgrading to have much impact.

"An outsize increase in interest rates could lead to volatile capital flows and exchange rates, with corresponding adverse implications for global macroeconomic and financial stability," the report warns.

Undersized airflow rates could lead into indoor air problems and oversized ventilation system increases unnecessary energy consumption and the life-cycle costs of the system.

NHS leaders fear that unhealthy lifestyles and high obesity rates could lead to even more people developing type 2 diabetes, which represents about 90 per cent of all cases.