The phrase "a result of processing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or effect that occurs as a consequence of a particular processing activity, often in technical or analytical contexts.
Example: "The final output is a result of processing the raw data through various algorithms."
Alternatives: "an outcome of processing" or "a consequence of processing".
Note that visible absorption is considerably reduced in 800°C RTA-treated ZnO NWs, implying significant reduction of the defect density as a result of processing.
A significant decrease in TP contents between 42-51% of the value registered directly after processing was observed as a result of processing.
Surface enhanced fluorescence (SEF) was observed as a result of processing the array using Dy633- and Au-labelled target in different ratios.
All that is needed is the time in wall-clock ticks stored in the variable sim-time, required for processing the event and the neighboring nodes where new events will be created as a result of processing this event.
Although this scheme has been shown to provide full diversity and array gain, its multiplexing gain is limited to one, as a result of processing a single data stream.
Analysis of the creep data reveals the existence of a threshold stress, τ0 may be related to the interaction between moving dislocations and dispersion particles; such dispersion particles most likely represent oxide particles that are introduced in 2124 Al as a result of processing the alloy by powder metallurgy.
Among the group where PPARγ data was missing as a result of processing-related core loss, 12 samples were from controls and 6 were from cases.
We let b eh (x,y) denote the halftone-enhanced result of processing a block b with this procedure where (x,y) is the block coordinate.
Thus, value added through enterprises, supplying inputs to the land and resource use activities, or value added as a result of product processing such as meat processing, is excluded.
Our observation of a regional dissociation between repetition suppression and repetition enhancement may likewise reflect 2 different memory mechanisms, with the former arising automatically as a result of stimulus processing and the latter explicitly associated with active memory processing.
