Sentence examples for will lead over from inspiring English sources

Bear in mind that while the huge profits now being earned on electricity sales will lead, over time, to construction of more plants, it could be years before the situation returns to normal.

I guess – this is guessing and not spoiling – that the severity of her trial will lead, over the next 10 years of our lives, to the obviousness of her dominion, a little bit like Jesus.

It could be admitted that this improved ratio will lead over the next decade to a falling incidence of invasive rectal cancer.

"In total, the [infrastructure package] will lead to over $A125bn of new productive infrastructure over the next decade," the MYEFO said.

Too high significant level ((alpha) is close to 0) will lead to over merging.

On the other hand, the curvature estimator with a fixed oversize radius will lead to over smoothing and hence be inaccurate at the peak.

Instead of focusing on putting Americans to work, Congress' proposed budget cuts that will lead to over 800,000 job losses according to the Economic Policy Institute.

41 As a major component of the IκB family, the dysfunction or down regulation of IκBα will lead to over activation of NF-κB.

The choice of a reference gene that shows variation between sample-types will clearly bias estimation of the expression of other genes within the samples, since subtraction of said reference gene's expression value from a gene will lead to over or underestimation of the true expression of that gene.

Ignorance of such effects will lead to over-predictions of the effective elastic properties compared with the experimental measurements.

Increasing the value of C can always achieve the correct classification of the training samples, but this will lead to over-fitting and bad generalization performance.