This will commonly result if fresh water penetrates a beach from swamps behind it.
"When symptoms go untreated, they commonly result in problems that could be criminal.
The tumors, he said, commonly result when egg cells spontaneously develop as though they had been fertilized, proceeding through the first few embryonic divisions.
As they scoured the data, they focused on people with herniated or degenerating disks — diagnoses that commonly result in chronic pain.
Blisters can commonly result from pressure and friction on sites such as the palms or soles; they are produced when friction causes an upper skin layer to move back and forth over an underlying skin layer.
Concussions commonly result in headaches and fatigue, and the activities that make up a normal school day, like reading, writing and concentrating on classes, can exacerbate headaches and fatigue.
One offers payoffs that commonly result in immediate satisfaction — it produces a gain of $100 in 9 out of 10 draws — but in 1 of 10 draws it produces a disaster: losing $1,250.
The belief that confession is the first step toward redemption is still present in India, where a sincere confession will commonly result in the reduction of an offender's sentence.
Uncontrollable floods likely to cause considerable damage commonly result from excessive rainfall over brief periods of time, as, for example, the floods of Paris (1658 and 1910), of Warsaw (1861 and 1964), of Frankfurt am Main (1854 and 1930), and of Rome (1530 and 1557).
Articular cartilage defects commonly result from traumatic injury and predispose to degenerative joint diseases.
This will commonly result in some aspects of the data being quantified (Silverman and Marvasti 2008).
