The phrase "at such results" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts discussing outcomes or findings, but it would need to be part of a more complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The researchers were surprised at such results, which contradicted their initial hypothesis."
Alternatives: "regarding these results" or "in light of these findings".
Previously, my works were kept in monochromatic color schemes, but I always knew that I eventually would arrive at such results with colors".
Previously, my works were kept in monochromatic colour schemes, but I always knew that I eventually would arrive at such results with colours".
It could have dimmed the brightest of my ambitions: so imagine my delight in achieving the best GCSE examination results in the history of the school and then going on to get four A-levels all at grade A. Most other people of my age would have been overjoyed at receiving such results, and I imagined their parents rewarding them with the latest iPod or a trip around the world.
Most people who move do not want to settle abroad, but to get cash and skills for a better life at home.Yet such results remain sensitive.
At any rate, such results cast doubt on the generality of the conclusions of all the above studies.
He is the only candidate who has achieved such results at a national level.
The auditory environment of classroom can be improved by such results at the design solution stage.
The oxidative mechanism elucidation has been performed at controlled potential and such results have provided the dimer formation as the major product.
To investigate the full diversity and multiplexing benefits, most previous studies [15 17] assumed to possess perfect CSI at the transmitter, but such results may be severely offset by expensive overheads for acquiring the CSI [18 20].
It has been suggested that by converting the measured resistivities into longitudinal and Hall conductivities, it is possible to shed more light on the observed I-QH transition [5]. Figure 6 shows such results at various temperatures.
Political advisers who take such results at face value are fools.
