The phrase "a result of reading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outcome or effect that comes from the act of reading.
Example: "The increased vocabulary was a result of reading various literary genres throughout the year."
Alternatives: "an outcome of reading" or "a consequence of reading".
Something that makes the reader think "wow", or see the world slightly differently as a result of reading it.
Instead, partly as a result of reading "Moneyball" and finding like-minded people, she pointed herself toward work in analytics.
I find it mindboggling when people comment or tweet to say they have changed something as a result of reading the blogs.
Michael Holroyd: I have altered one or two things as a result of reading reviews and thinking: "That's a valid point, never thought of it.
A shift in policy enables him to attend university in Guangzhou city, where he becomes politicised, partly as a result of reading his father's journals of the camps.
The full evaluation will be published shortly but it is believed that only one illegal immigrant agreed to go home – and that was a result of reading about the vans in the Guardian.
This suggests that the shifted variant is either a result of read errors or a true 5' isomiR-the likes of which have been demonstrated in multiple species [ 47].
Moreover, antisense transcription can be a result of read-through from the 3′ end of a downstream opposite-sense gene or transcription initiation for an upstream opposite-sense gene.
To identify M. leprae pseudogenes potentially transcribed as a result of read-through transcription, the presence of these pseudogenes within gene clusters or directly downstream of transcribed ORFs was analyzed using Gene Cluster analysis (GeneChords-) and the M. leprae TN mapping data.
Sitti Nurbaya inspired numerous authors, including Nur Sutan Iskandar, who stated that he wrote Apa Dayaku Karena Aku Perempuan (What Am I to Do Because I Am a Girl, 1924) as a direct result of reading it; Iskandar later wrote Cinta yang Membawa Maut (Love that Brings Death, 1926), which deals with the same themes.
Another cardiologist, Dr. Charles Swerdlow of Los Angeles, said that the discrepancy between Medtronic's data and the new study might be a result of physicians reading patient symptoms as caused by lead fractures when actual fractures had not occurred.
