Sentence examples for stores which leads from inspiring English sources

Activation of macrolipophagy in these conditions is likely required to prevent uncontrolled growth of the intracellular lipid stores which leads to the liver disease steatohepatitis.

The possible mechanism of such associations is that oxidative stress depletes glutathione stores which leads to a compensatory increase in GGT, [ 41, 42] or more free radicals might contribute to high levels of GGT [ 43, 44].

The extract in increasing concentrations suppressed the agonist peaks, similar to that caused by verapamil, indicating inhibition of Ca++ release from internal stores which leads to reduction of intracellular Ca++ content.

It follows other workplace raids across the country, including a nationwide sweep of 98 7-Eleven stores, which led to 21 arrests.

Building a set of incentives that would ensure employee commitment to local stores, which led to a complex system of training, oversight, bonuses, and stock-purchase plans for workers.

But distrust of A. & P.'s power, and the threat that it posed to the livelihood of small grocers, sparked a national campaign against chain stores, which led to the enactment of laws designed to limit competition and to restrain cost-cutting by big retailers.

One of the largest such sweeps was of 98 7-Eleven convenience stores, which led to 21 arrests.

In our experiments we demonstrated that depletion of TG sensitive stores inhibited subsequent FFA-induced Ca2+ entry, whereas Tu et al. show that the effects of FFA were independent of TG-sensitive stores which led them to investigate mitochondrial Ca2+ release.

Consumption habits are evolving and the consumer wants what they want: New, safe, without gluten, allergy-free, safely and ethically produced and they just want to buy it the way they want". Aggregating all that information lets a retailer see how to better organize their store which leads to better outcomes for consumers.

Shortly afterward, it launched the iPod and opened the iTunes store, which led to phenomenal growth.

In 1997, Mr. Talen began preaching on the sidewalk outside the Times Square Disney Store, eventually conducting "preach-ins" and political "actions" inside the store, which led to several arrests.