Sentence examples for unit leading to from inspiring English sources
"Operating wheelchairs manually can put a lot of strain on the upper part of the body," said Dr. Rory A. Cooper, a University of Pittsburgh professor who is conducting studies using the Yamaha unit, "leading to degeneration of nerves and joints.
This facilitated an in-depth study of the FCC unit, leading to the identification of several strategies for improving the control loop performance of the riser temperature.
High solvent titers in the second fermentor were beneficial for the performance of the pervaporation unit leading to higher fluxes and total solvent concentrations in the permeate.
Overall, hence, one obtains different synthetic versions for the treated unit, leading to different estimates for the post-treatment development of the treated unit in absence of the intervention, and potentially to diverging conclusions about the effect of the intervention.
In order not to compromise the objective function for achieving fairness, the fairness weight, W f, in (22) is considered to be unit, leading to a maximum fairness, while W SRb in (15) is heuristically chosen to be 0.02.
The vanadium substituted to Fe2 site of Li2FeP2O7 decreases Li occupying the Li5 position in the FeO5 unit, leading to a low degree exchange between Li and Fe in the MO5 (M = Li and Fe).
For the uninitiated, it features presenter Sean Kelly auctioning off the random contents of abandoned storage units, leading to all sorts of comedy squabbles among the bargain hunters.
Ideas and commands moved up and down from headquarters to the units, leading to the creation of vertical "silos" with very little communication between them.
Our unparalleled efforts to assert military-style dominance over the internet is forcing other countries to develop their own hacking units, leading to a digital arms race which makes us all less safe.
In all the complexes O H⋯O hydrogen bondings assemble the molecular units leading to ordered supramolecular architectures.
Nowadays, many HDS technologies have been combined with octane recovery processing, but most of them are consisted of two separated units, leading to complicated processes and high cost.
