Sentence examples for commonly result from from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
These commonly result from falls from a height or from motor-vehicle-related accidents [1].
Serious injuries such as bone fractures [72 74] commonly result from falls.
Charcoal evidence generally implicates combustion of fuel wood, while burned seeds commonly result from dung fuel use.
It commonly results from a more persistent stress: loss of a loved one, divorce, a new job, financial difficulties, a serious illness or environmental disturbances like noise.
He said the infection that commonly results from such procedures, known as Mycobacterium abscessus, may have been caused by improperly sterilized surgical equipment.
His victories commonly resulted from surprise attacks or counterattacks rather than from the accumulation of small advantages, yet his play remained positionally sound.
Deafness commonly results from a lesion of the sensory cells and/or of the neurons of the auditory part of the inner ear.
