Sentence examples for being a direct result from inspiring English sources
Partial correlation and regression analysis suggested that the development of post-yield strain was a function of the amount of microcracking incurred (the cause), rather than being a direct result of the strain rate (the excitation).
Cook quit the GB programme in June of last year following an "embarrassing" first-round elimination at the World Championships in South Korea, which the fighter saw as being a direct result of the "negative" tactics he was being forced to adopt.
Mississippi State responded with a 4-yard touchdown pass from Chris Relf to Arceto Clark and a 42-yard field goal by Derek DePasquale, the field goal being a direct result of a blocked punt by Mississippi State.
They have been toeing a line that has led to countless deaths and unnecessary infections -- the latter, especially, being a direct result of the government's recalcitrance over the implementation of programs for the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
Since, these factors are also expressed by macrophages we cannot exclude that their reduced levels are a reflection of smaller atherosclerotic lesions, instead of being a direct result of absence of p55 TNFR signaling.
It is possible that this result is related to infection-induced changes in the gut rather than being a direct result of systemic infection.
