Examples of using Leading to the development in English and their translations into Italian
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These modified cells sometimes initiate a malignant transformation of a cell, leading to the development of a malignant clone and eventually to a clinically observable cancer.
Europe has seen the birth of pioneers in science, leading to the development of technologies.
independent entrepreneurs, leading to the development of concepts such as"intrapreneurship.
Eugene Houdry develops a method of industrial scale catalytic cracking of petroleum, leading to the development of the first modern oil refinery.
In 1986, Boeing initiated studies for a higher-capacity 767, ultimately leading to the development of the 777, a larger wide-body twinjet.
causes them to degenerate, leading to the development of neurological diseases.
the"male" hormone testosterone transforms his originally undifferentiated embryo, leading to the development of a male body with male sex organs.
Rams, and San Francisco 49ers- would also remain in the division through 2001(with the Carolina Panthers joining in 1995), leading to the development of long-standing rivalries.
However, too high of its content can also have a negative impact on women's health, leading to the development of renal failure,
It is the first signs of discrimination in the law leading to the development of the concept of mens rea a guilty mind being necessary to be guilty of a crime.
initiated the West Africa Forest Dialogue process leading to the development of the Convergence Plan.
Some evidence for the role genes may play in leading to the development of scleroderma comes from the study of Choctaw Native Americans who are the group with the highest reported prevalence of the disease.
strained the lithosphere, leading to the development of cracks and horst
Sustained innovative activity leading to the development of new products
By 1948, Pepperl+Fuchs was expanding into other electronic production, leading to the development of the first proximity switch in 1958