'Another result was that' is a correct and commonly used form of English.
It is generally used to indicate a result of some action or event. For example: The survey revealed that the majority of respondents favoured the new policy. Another result was that a large number of people reported increased job satisfaction after the policy change.
Another result was that women are more easily disgusted than men.
Another result was that it only reinforced the genuine friendship he had for Gene Tunney, whom he considered to be one of the finest sportsmen of the 20th century in every sense of the word.
Another result was that the density of the reinforced LVL was increased significantly.
Another result was that the rate of DR decline was fast in the first 60 80 min of the shearing process.
Another result was that CYP1B1 and CYP2D6 were significantly upregulated in ERα-negative (poorly differentiated) tumors relative to ERα-positive tumors.
Another main result was that subjects benefited differently from the training procedure, as shown by the interaction between evaluation periods and subjects (F 8, 38) = 5.371; p < 0.0005).
Another result is that Tolstoy's characters often have to learn the same lesson that Tolstoy himself learned in the course of his reading and writing.
Another result is that the characters and observations, particularly in the first part of the book, don't feel entirely fresh.
Another result is that you feel bereft, in a very real sense, if it's not there; the painting is now on loan until next spring.
Another result is that all states are now effectively barred from adopting curbs on corporate and union spending on political campaigns, including judicial races.
Another result is that cash-strapped educational institutions have been cutting back in areas that are expensive to teach — which also happen to be precisely the areas the economy needs.
