Sentence examples similar to an invariable result from inspiring English sources

However, recurrent SUI is not an invariable outcome of the management of urethral erosion following the pubovaginal sling procedure.

The limitations are the invariable result of the consistent failure of federal, state and local governments to work for racial integration throughout the region.

The invariable result is disappointment in our self, the lowering of our self-esteem, and the feeling of failure.

"When government determines which drugs are covered by health insurance, when government makes those decisions, the invariable results are this: there will be delays and inflexible limits on coverage of new treatments".

This guarantees that the mycelium growth process occurs on an invariable nutrition platform, resulting in uniform materials.

The results indicate that overexpression of EGF receptors is not an invariable characteristic of human oral squamous carcinoma-derived cell lines.

4 Ischaemic retinal injury results in initial loss of energy-dependent cellular function, 5 6 swelling 7 and an invariable course of necrosis, pigmentary degeneration and vascular involution.

Mass, then, is not thought an invariable property of matter.

A Deposits are an invariable feature of contracts for the sale of land.

This question cannot be answered without an invariable time standard for reference, but none exists.

But these changes in body composition, he added, "are not an invariable accompaniment of aging".