Sentence examples similar to the introduction of led to from inspiring English sources

There have been studies [pdf] on the impact on crime of the legalisation of abortion, for example, and others [pdf] examining the introduction of lead to petrol and its subsequent removal, and the effect that this had on the development of children's brains.

The introduction of trastuzumab led to the establishment of a new disease entity, "HER2-positive gastric cancer," similar to HER2-positive breast cancer.

All the results indicate that the introduction of MgO led to an intensity increment and strength reduction of both strong and weak acid sites.

They suggested that the introduction of QOF led to marked improvements in both the process of care and management of CHD.

The introduction of RDTs led to a reduction in the prescription of antimalarial drugs (chloroquine and SP).

The introduction of feedback led to greater stability and accuracy and faster response time, but it was the introduction of the vibrating-reed electrometer that allowed isotopic ratios to be routinely measured to a few parts in a hundred thousand.

The introduction of brutalism led to urban clearances and extensive use of the tower block.

As expected, the introduction of GNASR201H led to an elevated level of cAMP but did not alter cell proliferation in vitro.

An even sharper rise occurred in the twentieth century when lead concentrations rose to some 200 times natural (pre-Greek and Roman) levels, presumably owing largely to the introduction of lead additives to gasoline.

The introduction of delaminations leads to a drastic change in the stress state from plain strain to a plain stress dominated one.

The FVDAM simulations indicate that the introduction of waviness leads to an increase in ductility.