The phrase "as resulted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that one thing has caused another thing to happen, or to emphasize the impact of something. For example, you could say "The long hours of studying paid off, as resulted in him scoring top marks in the test."
Among the various concentrations tested 100 μM AS resulted in significant GUS expression.
Our data showed that exposure to low oxygen concentrations (24.7 ± 0.9% air saturation; AS) resulted in strong developmental delays and increased mortalities, whereas a small decrease in oxygen (75.0 ± 0.5%AS) resulted in premature hatching.
Conserved domain analyses revealed that AS resulted in global changes in the number, types, and extent of truncation of functional domains in protein variants.
The observation that the higher concentration of AS resulted in a reduction in transformation efficiency is similar to that for Fusarium avenaceum.
We found all of the AS images that were classified differently during different sessions and plotted average SI in sessions in which the interpretation was towards the Eff stimulus against the SI sessions in which the same AS resulted in an interpretation to the Ineff stimulus (Fig. 3B).
Another advantage was the presence of high anatase TiO2 composition as resulted in XRD analysis.
Overexpression of NBPF1 in NLF and SK-N-AS resulted in a G1 cell cycle arrest and in CDKN1A upregulation.
As shown in Figure 6C, transfection of 125b-AS resulted in inhibition of the cell proliferation in all of the three cells without significant difference.
As shown in Figure 5C, treatment of U87 cells with 125b-AS resulted in the reduction of Bcl-2 expression and enhancement of Bax expression.
4. As result, win 2010 election.
And as result, workforce participation is reduced.
