The phrase "amount resulting from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcome or total derived from a specific calculation or process.
Example: "The amount resulting from the investment will be distributed among the shareholders at the end of the fiscal year."
Alternatives: "total derived from" or "sum obtained from".
But it finds that including a catalog in a box of goods ordered online results in subsequent orders that are three times the amount resulting from sending out a catalog with orders not placed online.
Interestingly, normal human pancreatic beta cells responded to low glucose concentrations after 30 min of stimulation, and the amount of insulin was similar to the amount resulting from 1 h of stimulation.
Ingestion of asbestos fiber in some environmental instances may approach in magnitude the amount resulting from occupational exposure.
Because the exact emission amount resulting from the WTC collapse is unknown, a hypothetical unit pollutant release rate was used in the RAMS/HYPACT simulation.
Clearly, the adsorbed amount resulting from adding a premixed formulation was different from that obtained on sequentially increasing the surfactant concentration.
However, a recent report by the state comptroller says $3.5 billion, or three-fourths of that amount, resulted from charity care provided by doctors and hospitals and care financed by local governments or charitable institutions.
The risk from which the difference between individuals of the compound absorption amounts resulting from the flow of the bile secretion serves as the maximum was high in order of oily solution > suspension > SEDDS type O/W microemulsion.
It is designed either for an assessment after the harvest of the crop (grain yield known) or for anticipating the nitrogen amounts resulting from cropping situations in the future (grain yield unknown).
Since the progesterone metabolizing enzyme activity studies [ 10] on tumorous and nontumorous breast tissue were carried out in vitro in identical milieus, the observed differences can be more easily ascribed to differences in enzyme amounts resulting from altered expression.
In in vitro experiments, the milieu is carefully controlled to be constant for all the incubations and therefore observed differences can be more easily ascribed to differences in enzyme amounts resulting from increased expression.
Enzymology is not diagnostic in many instances of Leigh syndrome, but alterations in respiratory chain complex activity can be compromised by reductions in amounts resulting from nuclear-encoded assembly factor activity or other factors in respiratory chain function, such as decreased mitochondrial protein synthesis resulting from decreased formulation of Met-tRNA.
