Sentence examples for this apparently leads from inspiring English sources

Ethaselen's significant abatement of the Wnt/beta-catenin cell differentiation-related signaling pathway was also observed in RKO cells; this apparently leads to its strong inhibitory effect on cell growth and TrxR1 activity in this cell line.

This apparently leads him to believe that the country should be grateful to Larry Summers for his successes, as opposed to furious at him for his failures.

This apparently leads to an underestimation of the attenuation and thus to a negative bias of the quantitative result.

This apparently led WhosHere to hit Hamachek with a federal lawsuit, alleging trademark infringement, unfair competition, cybersquatting, and breach of contract.

All of this apparently led Jonathan Bernstein, proprietor of the excellent "A Plain Blog About Politics," to try to make some important distinctions between "running for 2016" and "running in 2016".

This apparently lead to an increased synaptic glutamate release at excitatory neurons thus inducing a shift in the E/I balance toward excitation (Yizhar et al, 2011) and an altered function of cortical networks as observed in the pathophysiology of mental disorders (Coyle, 2006; Belforte et al, 2010; Javitt et al, 2011).

And that, apparently, led him to reconsider everything.

The performance of this ad hoc truncation apparently leads to better retrieval at small number of false positives, indicating the existence of false hits whose evidence peaks are homologous to that of the true positive(s) associated with a spectrum.

The enhanced stability of this subset relative to all other transcripts apparently leads to their relative increases at low body temperature.

This gal-1-induced re-organization or conformational change of the GRG glycan network apparently leads to release of lower-molecular-size glycan species, as evidenced by trends in D values derived from the fast components of the decay curves.

Still unanswered, however, is the exact mechanism that apparently leads grandmothers to favor some grandchildren over others.