The phrase "a result of single" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the outcome of a singular event or factor, but it needs additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The project's success was a result of single-minded dedication from the team."
Alternatives: "a consequence of one" or "an outcome of a single factor".
As a result, many authors investigated PDEs as a result of single DOEs.
The grains were not refined as a result of single LPwC scan.
Witnesses have told the BBC that some died as a result of single gunshot wounds, typical of sniper fire.
Witnesses have told the BBC that some of those killed on Thursday died as a result of single gunshot wounds, typical of sniper fire.
The question of whether advantageous mutations have arisen in the human genome as a result of single or multiple mutation events remains unanswered except for the fact that there exist a handful of genes such as those that confer lactase persistence, affect skin pigmentation, or cause sickle cell anemia.
The crystal structures described here manifest only minor conformational changes in the P-site loop region as a result of single or double mutation (Fig. 4).
These results are the first evidence of possible changes in the microstructure of the bilateral auditory nerves as a result of single-sided deafness.
This year China's state postal service reportedly expected some 500 million packages to be shipped as a result of Singles' Day orders, up 50% from last year.
The definition, and therefore the number, of known cell types may change in the next few years as a result of single-cell transcriptomic studies.
Differential hybridization is usually a result of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) that affect the presence of restriction sites (and, therefore, certain amplified fragments) in the complexity reduction.
ATR and its downstream phosphorylation target CHK1 are largely activated as a result of single-strand (ss) DNA formation that occurs during disruption of DNA replication.
