Sentence examples for systematically leading from inspiring English sources

The crystal structures, morphologies and optical properties of the WO3 microfibers have been investigated systematically leading to the finding that the WO3 microfibers show mixed phases and delicate micro/nano-structures which can be controlled by calcination temperature and rate.

During the conference call, the California Republican Party sent out a release attacking the poll, calling it "a trial lawyer's dream" supposedly systematically leading respondents to the conclusion that tax extensions "are the only 'reasonable' solution to California's budget crisis".

We found that both increased gradually with motion coherence and viewing time, but discrimination was systematically leading awareness, reaching a plateau much earlier.

Transfer of information from the central level is not conducted systematically leading to insecurity and doubts regarding current care recommendations among health providers.

To this end, these geometries are systematically investigated leading to a set of non-dimensional parameters establishing the values required for bistable behavior.

In order to obtain a set of linearized equations that can be used to define the eigenvalue solution, the algebraic equations that describe the MBS constraints are systematically eliminated leading to a nonlinear form of the equations of motion expressed in terms of the system degrees of freedom.

EGFP RNAi was also systematically depleted leading to a significantly reduced expression of Fringe-GFP in more than 90% of the cells (Figure 2F).

Inconsistencies were systematically examined, leading in 65 cases to model corrections.

The type of mercury is not systematically recorded, leading to potential misclassification of elemental mercury exposures.

The idea that British wine writers unanimously and systematically criticize the leading American wine critic is an excellent story -- it is unfortunately not true.

Technology, and specifically software, is now in a position to "eat every industry systematically," said Horowitz, leading him to quip (stealing a line from Marc) "dinosaurs were not in favor of being replaced by birds," as to how the older competitors see this transition.