Sentence examples for discussion resulting from from inspiring English sources

For more words, reconsider the discussion resulting from the DO NOW/WARM UP activity.

The paper presents logistics leading up to the Design Challenge, key insights and critical discussion resulting from the day, and interviews conducted one year after the Design Challenge on enduring lessons from the process.

The recent discussion resulting from the removal of two posters hanging outside the door of a University of Wisconsin-Stout professor in Harvey Hall has raised serious First Amendment concerns, both on campus and across the country.

Second, since this online discussion forum was established as part of the requirement for completion of the course, it was not possible to determine whether the observed increased frequency of students' participation in online discussion resulted from self-motivation or effort to meet the course requirements.

"Florida Case Spurs Painful Talks Between Black Parents and Children" (news article, July 18), about discussions resulting from the Trayvon Martin case, took me back to my son's middle-school growth spurt 15 years ago.

Many of those discussions result from her World Wide Web site, popejoan.com, where Ms. Cross offers to call any group that chooses the book, and word has traveled fast online as well as at some bookstores across the country.

No reasoned discussion results from criticisms of loose postulations, mischaracterizations and suppositions of military doctrines and national directives.

Discussion: Results from the study suggest that PBS may have value in alcohol-related interventions among college students.

The following discussion results from a segment on HuffPost Live called The Psychology of Political Extremism hosted by Josh Zepps, in which I participated along with Howard Fineman (Huffington Post Media Editorial Director), Philip Fernbach (Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Colorado and Bethany Blankley (eeligion and politics analyst).

Discussion Results from prospective implementation of the DYCAST system in California indicate that the risk model provided accurate and early identification of areas at high risk for WNV transmission to humans during a statewide epidemic in 2005, and was used by local agencies to assist public education campaigns, surveillance, and mosquito control programs.

The ideal vasopressor has been a subject of unresolved discussion, mostly resulting from the lack of convincing data supporting improved outcomes with a particular agent.