Sentence examples for be mainly a result from inspiring English sources
While the greatest numbers of methadone-related deaths have occurred among the middle-aged, the fastest growth — an elevenfold jump between 1999 and 2005, to 615 — occurred among those age 14 to 24, which experts say may be mainly a result of pill abuse.
The loss in the recovery stress was assumed to be mainly a result of a transformation-induced relaxation (TIR) under cyclic loading.
In addition, a high flux-sum value of NADH was found in Model_nzn (Table 1), which we considered to be mainly a result of knockout of reaction PFL.
In the DRZ regime, the broadening of CH and HCO are shown to be mainly a result of local reactions facilitated by rapid turbulent transport of radicals and intermediate reactants in the upstream of the reaction paths.
FAO [3] estimated an annual loss of carbon stocks in forest biomass of 0.5 Gt between 1990 and 2010, which is considered to be mainly a result of tropical deforestation.
In general, AA in the human body is considered to be mainly a result of prescription drugs, especially those with potent AA and a complex administration regimen [ 22].
"The current social misunderstanding about hepatitis B patients is mainly a result of a lack of understanding.
But it is mainly a result of the Chinese government's strong determination to reduce dependence on imported oil.
Wang Jianzhou, chairman of China Unicom, said the earnings decline was mainly a result of a write-off related to its paging division.
