The phrase "a result of plain" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a consequence or outcome related to something that is simple or straightforward, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The misunderstanding was a result of plain miscommunication between the two parties."
Alternatives: "a consequence of simplicity" or "an outcome of straightforwardness."
Some within the tobacco industry argue the drop-off in sales is due to the fact that more people are buying black-market cigarettes as a result of the plain packaging laws.
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) patients treated before the 1990s have a 1% to 2% increased lifetime risk of developing breast and thyroid cancer as a result of ionizing radiation from plain radiographs.
In paddy soils, redox reactions play an important role in the (im mobilisation of nutrients and heavy metal(loid)s, as a result of flooding of the rice plains.
Given current evidence, it is difficult to say whether the rice and foxtail millet agricultural package practiced by the inhabitants of Baodun arrived in the plain as a result of population movement or simply the diffusion of ideas and technology.
Subsidence of 900 mm as a result of a 15 m drop in Mashhad Plain [16], and subsidence of 200 m in Hashtgerd are some of the examples in Iran [6].
Kathleen A. Miller, a scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo., said flood damage had been on the rise worldwide as a result of population growth and development on flood plains.
From evaluating the damage results of plain panels, the amount of blast charge for contact blast tests of FRCC panels was determined.
The resulting ultimate (UTS), yield tensile strength (YS) and elongation (El) of Sn 6.5Zn 0.5Ni and Sn 6.5Zn 0.5Sb alloys were experimentally determined and compared with the corresponding results of plain Sn 6.5Zn solder alloy.
The result is a series of plain white pieces, each made from a single piece of porcelain in a seemingly simple, but subtly complex shape, defined entirely by how it will be used.
