Sentence examples for cause resulted from inspiring English sources

He goes into pitiless detail about smell: Meyer's disorder (at the end we learn the humiliating truth about its cause) resulted in partial incontinence.

We made the discovery in childhood, when we observed the frequency with which lachry mose pleas (cause) resulted in rescue (effect).

On stratifying the data by region, she found that the special cause resulted from increases in waiting time in the Northeast region.

In comparison to the GP, use of death certificate data (underlying cause) resulted in a more conservative discrepancy in CVD deaths between dialysis and GP groups: e.g. in men, the difference in percentage points was reduced from 12% (41.5%-29.3%) to 3% (32.1%-29.3%), and similarly in women it was reduced from 7% (35.2%-28.2%) to -4% (24.3%-28.2%).

Most brain cancers have no known cause, result from genetic abnormalities and are not linked to cigarette smoking, Dr. Brawley said.

The overproduction of extracellular proteins might be a potential cause resulting in the severe sludge washout from the UASB reactors.

Several of these potential causes result from direct or indirect actions of human agency.

Rutting and stripping were found to be the main causes resulting in poor performance.

The six most common fitness activities and specific causes resulting in an ED presentation are summarised in Table 4.

Therefore, diverse causes result in recessive SC in B. napus.

DM occurs due to hereditary and environmental causes, resulting in abnormally high blood sugar level [ 1, 2].