Sentence examples for a result of patterns from inspiring English sources
Although Descartes nominally subscribed to the Biblical story of creation, in his natural philosophy he presented the hypothesis that the universe began as a chaotic soup of particles in motion and that everything else was subsequently formed as a result of patterns that developed within this moving matter.
Therefore, some of the latitudinal gradient in saltcedar cold hardiness may be a result of patterns of introduction as opposed to natural selection.
Finally, we have tested for a variety of endosymbiotic bacteria to investigate whether mtDNA structure could be a result of patterns of infection among populations.
They cite evidence of substantial variations in never smoker lung cancer rates in China as being "largely a result of patterns of household energy use in China over the past decades" with "coal, a common household fuel in China and traditionally burned in stoves and buildings with poor ventilation".
The 2.5 × 2.5 m pattern neither causes problems due to the increased specific charge amount (Which is due to more contraction of the blasting pattern), nor brings about the problems caused by the existence of numerous boulders as a result of pattern expansion.
In the context of law enforcement, consent decrees can arise as a result of "pattern or practice" DOJ investigations, which probe allegations of systemic issues like poor jail conditions or racial profiling.
In the protocols used currently, midbrain dopamine neuron subtypes are generated in an uncontrolled manner as a result of patterning procedures that are more broadly geared towards generating ventralized midbrain neuronal phenotypes from neuralized embryonic stem cells.
Locusts are grasshoppers that have evolved to undergo a sort of Jekyll-to-Hyde transformation, a result of sporadic patterns of rainfall.
EGS change over space and time as a result of changing patterns of land use or changes in the composition and structure of different vegetation types.
It is usually a result of thought patterns.
Two examples of temporary blockages to the joy of effort are mental exhaustion from overexertion and blockages arising as a result of dysfunctional patterns of thought and behavior that have not been completely eradicated.
