Sentence examples for but result from from inspiring English sources

Numbers are not found ready-made in nature but result from a mental achievement.

Therefore, increased levels of BPA do not cause obesity, but result from it.

The Pb(IV) species are not intermediates in the PbO2 formation but result from the chemical solubility of PbO2.

Worst-case predictions are not figures plucked out the air "to convey plausibility", but result from well-researched computer simulations.

Empirically, we show that fractal indices partition the region into sub-areas that do not correspond to "natural landscapes" but result from the history of urbanisation.

Bioprecursors do not imply a temporary linkage between the active principle and a carrier group, but result from a molecular modification of the active principle itself.

This is not inevitable, but results from political choices made by male-dominated institutions.

Meaning, Baggio argues, is not derived from input but results from the brain's internal construction process.

But results from the smaller teeth, which most likely came from females, showed many must have spent their youth elsewhere.

But results from the Texas caucuses (the second part of that Texas two-step) are still a little fuzzy.

But results from a repetition of the test proved disappointing: this year's eighth graders did as poorly as 1995's.