Sentence examples for believed resulting from inspiring English sources
The dramatic activity enhancement is believed resulting from better gas/liquid/catalyst contacting in the circular channel than in the square channel.
Regardless of the form of perceived pressure, there does appear to be both internal and external pressure to understand science conceptions that are not believed, resulting in compartmentalization of controversial science concepts.
This, he believed, resulted from a dearth of influential figures working across disciplines and organizational divides in pursuit of the common good.
Participants frequently referred to their close relationships with managers, which they believed resulted in higher productivity.
If you can't believe results, then there is a serious credibility problem.
And top executives at operating units like the Impiric direct marketing agency are being replaced if WPP believes results have been lagging.
The present momentum, Judge Meron believes, results in part from continued pressure from the United States and European donors on Croatia and Serbia to arrest people wanted in The Hague.
Earlier in US PGA week Clarke offered public backing to Fitzpatrick, for whom the Northern Irishman believes results do not tell a proper story.
We believe results could be used in future designs of slime mould based chemical sensors and computers.
That attitude, he believes, results in the trends we have witnessed in recent years toward increased consumption, polarization, and risk.
