The phrase "a result word" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a specific word that represents an outcome or conclusion.
Example: "In the context of our experiment, the term 'success' serves as a result word that encapsulates our findings."
Alternatives: "outcome term" or "conclusion word".
As a result, word on Wall Street is that most fixed-income departments at major trading firms have given up all they had made during the first seven months of the year.
As a result, word presentations on the GG could be characterized as abrupt onsets.
As a result, word stems are very inconsistently recruited into original PubMed search, which makes it practically difficult to align results with any existing stemming algorithms.
As a result word quickly spread about the Genomics of Schizophrenia recruitment process, and in the first few weeks of the study fieldworkers were overwhelmed by willing control participants who had been encouraged by friends and family to enroll in the study in order to receive financial compensation for their blood samples.
As a result, words that previously were rarely heard on television suddenly turn up everywhere, while once unspeakable slurs become passé from overuse.
As a result, words encoding complex emotions will be revealed in the pooled responses from a group of participants, but not in a single participant's responses.
For example, in the context of a relative clause (signaled by a noun preceding that clause), a transitive verb may well lack an NP complement ( "I collected the money he threw down on the table")., and as a result, words following the verb may be tagged incorrectly (down as a noun).
As a result, words like "baby", "baby doll", "sweetie", and "buttercup" are common in adult baby talk.
It had been reclaimed in much the same way that the word "nigger" was taken back by black hip-hop artists and "queer" was by gays.As a result, the word died as an insult, at least within football grounds.
Take a look at the example of e-commerce mattress company WinkBeds, which grew from selling three mattresses per week to more than 300 a month almost entirely as a result of word-of-mouth marketing.
Every Broadway show that we've ever had success with has been partially a result of word of mouth.
