The phrase "and which result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific outcome or consequence that has been previously mentioned or is implied in the context.
Example: "The experiment was conducted under controlled conditions, and which result was consistent with our hypothesis."
Alternatives: "and that outcome" or "and the resulting effect".
Systems are comprised of interacting components or parts that may in, of themselves, be systems, and which result in emergent behaviors not found in the parts.
Therefore, many combination tones appear which can interact by anharmonicity with fundamental vibrations of corresponding symmetry and which result in shifting them to different sides.
Determining which alterations in gene expression are causally associated with cancer and which result from the general dysregulation in gene expression that is characteristic of malignancies remains a problem.
Furthermore, it has been convincingly shown that the coronal structures seen in Lyman-α correspond to those seen in the visible and which result from Thomson scattering of the coronal ionized gas.
For kinetic measurements which consider the modulation of gene expression (up/down regulation) and which result in less fluorescence recorded, especially when d2EGFP is used, the above mentioned constraints have to be more strictly inspected.
The second stage uses information available in the numerical values of the data to search for high-level dimensionless variables/parameters, generated from simple combinations of dimensionless quantities generated in the first stage and which result in concise neural network models with improved performance characteristics.
In those years repressions on a mass scale were applied which were based on nothing tangible and which resulted in heavy cadre losses to the party.
Downtown Living is an expansion of an earlier pilot financing program, which the state began in 1998 and which resulted in two middle-income rental projects: 131 apartments in Morristown and 82 apartments in New Brunswick.
More disastrous was the subsequent nation-building effort in Somalia under President Clinton, which also occurred while General Powell was in charge and which resulted, three days after his retirement on Sept. 30, 1993, in the deaths of 18 American soldiers.
Some pundits predict a rerun of the 1983 general election, which Labour fought on a policy platform that was in many ways similar to Corbyn's, and which resulted in its worst loss since before the Second World War.
It sparked off a literary controversy, however, which was chiefly conducted by Corneille's rival dramatists, Mairet and Georges de Scudéry, and which resulted in a bitter pamphlet war.
