Sentence examples for use which can lead from inspiring English sources

Other data have shown a big rise in stimulant use, which can lead to addiction, anxiety and even psychosis.

Why is an adolescent's TV watching patrolled more scrupulously than his or her iPhone use, which can lead to infinitely greater trouble?

Like other studies of inhalant use, this study did not account for types or modes of inhalant use, which can lead to fundamentally different biological, social, and psychological consequences.

Care should be taken in the implementation of the CBBO using the finite element (FE) method through commercial codes, since different strain measures are used which can lead to mesh dependency.

Glaciated uplands are used for different land uses which can lead to conflict.

However, in most situations SNP genotypes are not available in the founders and frequencies observed in the genotyped animals are used, which can lead to biased evaluations, particularly in a multi-breed context.

Yet there remains no standardized way for units to use them, which can lead to insulting incidents like the one Brooklyn had to endure.

This action provides an opportunity to use it which can lead to the loss of life or liberty.

Most of these appealingly named creams are in fact a dangerous cocktail of steroids, hydroquinone, and tretinoin, the long-term use of which can lead to health concerns like permanent pigmentation, skin cancer, liver damage and mercury poisoning among other things.

Lisa Ann Kennedy and Sarah Rochford, project specialists, Centre for Effective Services: "Often, the terms can be used interchangeably, which can lead to confusion.

Government statistics show the number of emergency room visits linked to the use of marijuana, which can lead to psychotic episodes and was cited in other medical emergencies, has risen significantly.