Sentence examples for values which led from inspiring English sources

Unexpected behavior was found for certain parameter values, which led us to consider kinetic parasitic effects such as mass or heat transfer limitations.

Cohen, who holds appointments at the Graduate School of Education and in psychology, noted one study in which poor immigrant children were asked to affirm their deeply held values, which led to improved school outcomes years later and a higher likelihood of being on track for college.

My junior year abroad in southern France in 1960 greatly broadened my experiences and horizons and stimulated my soul searching and quest for identity and meaning in life – a brutally honest questioning of my beliefs and values, which led to my shucking my Christian religion in favor of agnosticism and ultimately atheism.

The major problems faced by this study when using inventory data were the different ways of achieving productivity values, which led to partly vague model outcomes.

It was concluded that optimization of k can be a time-demanding procedure especially in the case of a huge number of samples, but it was also observed that this approach is quite insensitive to the smoothing parameter k, except for very small k values which led to the results influenced by local noise.

That's a function of the decline in asset values which led to large capital losses for high-end households.

Higher rents mean higher home values, which lead to greater property tax receipts.

Parametric studies of other design factors' effects reveal there optimum values which lead to a greater current output during its evolution period.

It has been observed that a low tin content causes aluminium to behave hyperactively at high negative potential values, which leads to crevice formation and conditions favourable for further dissolution.

We confirm that samples coated with LBO glass show suppressed structure deterioration and transition metal dissolution at elevated temperature by the variation in differential capacity and low open circuit voltage decay values, which leads to improved elevated-temperature performance.

They include "utilitarian" values, which lead people to think of natural resources as goods to be tapped; "naturalistic" values, which center on positive physical, emotional, and intellectual encounters with the nonhuman world; and "ecologistic-scientific" values, whose focus is the patterns, structures, and functions in nature.