The phrase "a result of directly" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a cause-and-effect relationship, but it lacks clarity and completeness.
Example: "The changes in the policy were a result of directly addressing the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "a consequence of directly" or "an outcome of directly".
To examine whether the significant associations are a result of SHBG directly, we performed further adjustment for SHBG.
Of importance, a recent study clearly showed that hyperleptinemia, a result of obesity, directly modulated blood pressure and heart rate by acting on the dorsomedial hypothalamus expressing Ob-R in obese mice, probably via the sympathetic nervous system [ 12].
It seems unlikely that impaired oxygen delivery to the bowel as a result of anaemia, directly causes endotoxaemia but rather that inflammation is independently associated with anaemia and increased gut permeability.
One question is whether the link is a result of tobacco toxins directly affecting the scalp, or of smoking's causing severe disease that speeds aging.
Denitrification rates were also improved by additional organic matter supplied as a result of bypass influent directly into the second stage.
In many cases the exposure occurs as a result of what individuals directly post about themselves on social networks and blog sites, whereas in some cases it happens thanks to other people posting things beyond their control.
For all joints, excluding one adhesive type, failure occurred as a result of concrete shearing directly beneath the bonded surface.
The shear distributions are automatically derived to attain structural equilibrium with the imposed storey drifts, rather than being a result of the loads directly applied to the structure.
The ITIF's study estimated that health IT and a smarter power grid would indirectly create only a quarter as many jobs as a result of each job directly funded.
