Sentence examples for which again leads from inspiring English sources

Which again leads us back to the ghosts of Vietnam.

This phenomenon is weaker when the Reynolds number increases, which again leads to channelling of the fluid.

We assumed that the positive quality of flow experience rewards the pre-race running activity and thereby enhances training behavior which again leads to high race performance.

We also obtain an upper bound for the density, which again leads to an unusual estimate due to the bad behavior of the coefficients.

But if it is too soft, that leads to excessive tire wear, and if it is too stiff, that causes wheel spin, which again leads to tire wear.

Here, too, individuals are more likely to buy their own defined-benefit pension (i.e., an annuity) if they expect to live longer, which again leads to high prices for those who expect to live longer and widespread non-participation by those who don't.

In 1986, the body was exhumed, for further investigation, which again led nowhere.

Then came a string of seven starts without a victory and he left a game on May 27 with a strained left oblique muscle, which again led to a missed start.

And you can also see, of course, the relationship when you think of Leptis Magna as a port, you can see the relationship, the easy relationship in a sense, that it had to other major ports in Roman times, specifically Ostia, and how easy it clearly was to send things from one place to another; which again led to the efflorescence of Leptis Magna.

However, there exist other methods of linearisation which again lead to integrable systems not possessing the Painlevé property [26].

Furthermore, Oepke and Eberle (2014) report that the school profile fosters domain-related competencies, which again led to a successful transition from school to university.