The phrase "actively resulting" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward in some contexts.
You can use it when describing a process or action that is currently leading to a specific outcome or effect.
Example: "The team's efforts are actively resulting in improved performance metrics."
Alternatives: "actively producing" or "currently leading to".
Yes, yes, so I can't tell you this specifically but normally it was on a Thursday that I used to go and collect that thing from the charity….. [English patient, suspected lung cancer] There were no instances where the use of the calendar landmarking instrument was actively unhelpful, resulting in either interviewer or respondent frustration or even termination of the interview.
However, it is not clear whether such deletions occur actively or result from passive homologous recombination.
The presence of rounded rock or minerals in any geological setting on a planet indicates a geologically high-energy environment - one that is or was actively moving material resulting in mechanical weathering, which must be more than a one-time event in order to turn angular grains into rounded ones.
Mitosis is an elaborate process in actively proliferating cells, resulting in the division of duplicated sets of chromosomes and two genetically identical daughter cells.
In contrast, bacteria with a motility defect may lose the ability to actively evade phagocytosis, resulting in increased uptake as seen in ΔBCAM2837.
The Turkish government seems to be in panic mode, re-actively passing legislation resulting in one mistake after another.
POSITION AS TO FUTURE PROCEEDINGS ON REMEDY In its proposed final judgment, the government has asked the Court to break Microsoft up and then actively regulate the two resulting companies, impairing their ability to develop new products for consumers in the highly competitive software industry.
The resulting coating actively repelled stains.
DM2 has been actively studied for decades, resulting in the accumulation of a large body of biological and clinical results that can be explored to evaluate the performance of our GS models.
Gus Fleites, director of exchange-traded funds at State Street, said the strong performance of many actively managed funds resulted from their decision to persistently shun Japan.
