The phrase "a result of self" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing personal outcomes or introspection, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "Her achievements were truly a result of self, reflecting her dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "a product of oneself" or "an outcome of personal effort".
Some victims have been hospitalised as a result of self harming over anxieties that the inquiry will not happen and they will lose their chance to disclose abuse that took place in an institution, according to survivor groups.
Apart from the three who had become anxious as a result of self monitoring, adverse events were evenly distributed between the groups.
Notably, people living alone cited restricted intimate and/or social relationships, although whether this was as a result of self withdrawal or inhibition with regard to disclosing HIV status, or some other reason, is not clear.
Especially since the non-crystalline keratin structure is a result of self assembly induced phase separation of β-keratin from the cellular cytoplasm, 209 researchers are trying to create interconnected amorphous photonic structures via self-assembly based on the phase-separation of polymers.
In a typical year, the bulk of tax paid as a result of self-assessment and a large part of capital gains tax comes through in January.
This, apparently, was a result of self-inflicted mania, although where the mentally ill man procured a banana is not elaborated upon.
When Lakewood was built, its residents were, in Mr. Waldie's words, "99.99percentt white," a result of self-selection and steering by salesmen.
He explained the sustained corruption and lack of entrepreneurship in Russia, for instance, as a result of self-reinforcing dysfunctional institutions.
As a nurse in the emergency room at Johns Hopkins in the 1950's and 60's, I saw desperate women who already had several children suffer as a result of self-induced or illegal abortions.
Research published earlier this year by the Government Equalities Office claims that girls lose motivation to play sport after the age of seven, frequently as a result of self-consciousness and loss of confidence.
