The phrase "afterwards resulting" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to describe an outcome that follows an event, but it is better to use more conventional phrasing.
Example: "The experiment was conducted, afterwards resulting in significant findings."
Alternatives: "subsequently leading to" or "thereby causing".
'I started a new job last year and I had a bad attack soon afterwards, resulting in two weeks off work.
Afterwards, resulting priority weights were aggregated through geometric mean calculation.
This continuous inversion equation is discretized afterwards, resulting in an algorithm for discrete projection data.
If LIFO is ended, many of these excellent young teachers will be kept, however a lot of them will likely leave soon afterwards, resulting in a teacher shortage.
Afterwards, resulting annotations are loaded to Egas and presented in the document viewer.
Early dietary control of plasma phenylalanine had been excellent afterwards, resulting in phenylalanine concentrations consistently within the recommended range.
The release of a massive amount of radioactive materials from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant (FNPP) to the surrounding environment on 15 March 2011 and afterwards resulted in large-scale radioactive pollution worldwide and especially severe pollution in the Tohoku and Kanto districts of Japan [ 1, 2].
Afterwards, results of analysis of all images were combined in the software.
Afterwards, "Results and evaluation: top-down approach" presents and analyzes the results from the bottom-up verification approach on a larger dataset containing.bg,.br,.co,.com,.nl and.se domains.
Afterwards, results for a CCPP with three pressure stages, which represents a modern high efficient plant, as well as a steam power plant are discussed and further limitations are shown.
Afterwards, results of the analysis on a typical arch dam are compared with the case in which the interaction is approximately represented by added masses as a widely-used method in dam engineering practice to illustrate the effects of water compressibility and reservoir bottom absorption.
