Sentence examples for distant results from inspiring English sources

But surprisingly few world leaders, American or otherwise, have a capacity for mastering both the temporal and spatial dimensions of global power -- that is, the connections between present actions and often distant results as well as an intuitive ability to grasp the cultural, economic, and military forces whose sum is geopolitics.

Since SNPs were not selected based on location of previous colon cancer susceptibility loci, some markers were more distant, resulting in reduced power to replicate previous results.

It is likely that this broad tropism, and the ability of BTV to replicate in such evolutionary distant hosts results, in part from an ability to use multiple entry routes to initiate infection.

The subsequent spread of tumor cells to distant sites results in metastatic disease.

Distant metastases result poor outcome for NSCLC.

She explained that the shimmering, the difficulty in focusing on distant objects, resulted from binocular rivalry.

Listen to David Foster Wallace reading his essay collection "Consider the Lobster," with its ubiquitous show-stealing asides: at a certain point, his voice is unnaturally distant, the result of a production trick intended to represent the small type of a footnote.

Prof Frieman told BBC News that the distant supernova result fits neatly into a story that he hoped the Dark Energy Survey would explore in great detail.

Delays have a debilitating effect on feedback control systems; causes and effects can bounce back and forth between distant sites, resulting in oscillatory behavior that can grow without bound.

In contrast with the distant arteriogenesis resulting from VEGF delivery described in previous studies, we report here that highly localized arterioles also form adjacent to the site of delivery.

Progression of conventional urothelial carcinoma of the bladder to a tumor with unique microscopic features referred to as micropapillary carcinoma is coupled with aggressive clinical behavior signified by a high propensity for metastasis to regional lymph nodes and distant organs resulting in shorter survival.