Sentence examples for anymore resulting from inspiring English sources

This ensures that in the case of synchronized nodes, the fastest node then does not advance its phase anymore resulting in a better precision.

According to the points as reported in references [39, 40], when the NWs mainly consist of amorphous oxide, there is no crystalline phase to stabilize the growth direction anymore, resulting in curved NWs.

These pointless battles distracted Sony management enough to ensure that the CE space wasn't theirs anymore, resulting in a number of lower-priced, high-quality competitors that made Sony look like the Bose of TVs – too expensive for most people and with benefits too esoteric for many to understand.

In times of increased ROS production (caused by sunlight, smoke and pollution) protective controls may not be adequate anymore resulting in an oxidant-antioxidant imbalance, defined as oxidative stress.

The mutation results in a protein that has no in vitro OAS-TL activity anymore, resulting in altered sulphur balance and cadmium hypersensitivity.

After the colonization of the domain and the strong population growth, the negative effect of increased competition is not balanced by a reduced mortality due to the Allee effect anymore, resulting in higher population numbers when no infochemicals are present.

However, when L. muta venom was injected into mice 15 minutes prior to or after ETS or ETL, protection was not observed anymore (results not shown).

Since the 12 precisions are all different, the votes of the different classifiers are not equivalent anymore, which results in 212 = 4096 different categories.

At a high effective temperature of x = 2, the elements are not restricted by energy barriers anymore which results in purely viscous dynamics.

In those cases, linear deformation of the ice is not an option anymore and results in breaks perpendicular to the surface of the section, which is detrimental to the cryo-tomogram quality from such areas of the cell.

In the latter case the capacity is not accessible anymore within the potential range resulting in capacity fading.