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The phrase "as a result to changes" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would be "as a result of changes."
Example: "As a result of changes in the market, we had to adjust our strategy."
Alternatives: "due to changes" or "as a consequence of changes."
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As a result to changes in health-care policy, millions are projected to lose their coverage.
Using these metrics, drainage ditches sampled within the LMAV could be described as P sinks, capable of sorbing varying degrees of P seasonally as a result to changes in the Fe-P pool.
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"We have listened to feedback and as a result decided to change the way these cost savings are to be achieved," Mr Gulliver told staff in an email.
As a result, barriers to change such as complex governance, bureaucratic strangleholds and self-preservation biases outweigh incentives to reform.
As a result, changes to public health systems often lead to unintended consequences.
As a result, changes to laws or regulations, no-action relief or interpretive guidance may be necessary.
As a result, changes to existing services will be required.
As a result, changes to light regimes can play a major role in the ecology and physiology of a wide range of organisms and ecosystems [ 1, 2].
Tram handling was subject to variation as a result of changes to wheel adhesion brought on by changes in weather.
The total £50 cut in the average household bill is made up of: A reduction of about £30 to £35 as a result of changes to ECO.
UK supermarket chain Morrisons plans to cut 2,600 jobs as a result of changes to its management structure.
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