Sentence examples for terms leading to from inspiring English sources

The continued application of the ASET/RSET approach in these circumstances may lead to varied interpretation of the egress terms, leading to departures from the intended purpose and scope of providing the basic measure of assessing egress safety that was originally devised by Cooper.

Kenyatta was released in August 1961, and, at the London Conference early in 1962, he negotiated the constitutional terms leading to Kenya's independence.

Often, at science conferences, "local interpreters that we never met before would often use different signs for the same terms, leading to confusion," said Caroline Solomon, a biology professor at Gallaudet University who is deaf.

The report found that minority youths are more likely than their white counterparts to be arrested, held in jail, sent to juvenile or adult court for trial, convicted and given longer prison terms, leading to a situation in which the impact is magnified with each additional step into the juvenile justice system.

Furthermore, it is found that the polynomial has only the even-powered terms, leading to 8 pairs of solutions.

However, the effect was counterbalanced by the opposite contribution of combinatorial terms leading to cloud-point curves located in approximately the same temperature range.

When the shooting took place in 1998, it came to dominate Gov. Christie Whitman's second term, leading to an investigation by the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division and, eventually, to a court-appointed monitor to oversee the state police.

Four clubs in as many seasons have hardly helped, with the chastening 12 months Earnshaw spent at Derby County last term leading to Toshack voicing his concern at the player's failure to hold down a regular place.

Longitudinal and in-depth research can elucidate the ways in which incarceration affects individual, familial and community health in the long-term, leading to a better understanding of the interventions that are most needed.

That timeframe has slipped considerably, with the device only now starting to be handed out mid-way through the school term — leading to concerns it may not live up to its educational potential, given that teachers are likely to have created lesson plans for the school year already.

The design problem is thus formulated as a stochastic optimization problem, whose objective function includes an information cost term, leading to the identification of optimal parameter uncertainty levels one should end up with, as well as the corresponding amounts to be spent in R&D.