Examples of using Lead to the development in English and their translations into Polish
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Environmental exposure to any of the fungi responsible for causing fungal pneumonia may lead to the development of this disease.
Bite wounds on any area of the body can also lead to the development of epididymitis or orchitis.
as this may lead to the development of glaucoma and other unpleasant consequences.
it will lead to the development of insecurity complexes,
In such children, a chronic lack of vitally important mineral can lead to the development of a serious disease- rickets.
which can subsequently lead to the development of various diseases.
proteins which may lead to the development of certain diseases such as diabetes.
Rising wealth levels within emerging markets are likely to contribute to increased demand for emerging market equity and debt and lead to the development of nascent savings markets.
In other words, we don't currently know the precise events that lead to the development of Klippel-Trènaunay-Weber.
In turn these two choices of basic behaviours in life, lead to the development in people two opposite philosophies of life,
which should lead to the development of innovative reactor systems.
BAR_ Action on national level only would risk fragmentation of the internal market and lead to the development of different mini-series of vehicles responding to different national or regional requirements.
Discussions at the Grove in the 1930s helped lead to the development of nuclear power
Thus, such people quietly sabotage all research which could lead to the development of such a method.
absorbs quickly, and the whey proteins it contains intensely stimulate anabolic processes that lead to the development of musculature.
There are indications that prolonged chondroitin deficiency can lead to the development of rheumatic diseases.
ethical research that may lead to the development and authorisation of medicines for children should be the provision of funding for studies into the paediatric use of medicines not covered by a patent
together with rising lending costs, may lead to the development of non-banks or to the transfer of debt to recovery agencies,
In the longer-term regionalisation should lead to the development of measures within an adaptive governance framework that will be more responsive and anticipatory to threats to marine ecosystems