"easily resulting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something happens easily or as a natural consequence. Example: "The lack of proper planning easily resulted in chaos and confusion during the event."
Obviously, the learning strategy overlooks the impact of environmental heterogeneity on individual behavior, which easily resulting in premature convergence and high runtime consuming.
The as synthesized α-KMnO2 nanowires have a wider tunnel widths and enriched OH radical species and hence the electrolyte cations (Na+) penetrate the tunnels very easily resulting the polarization enhanced intercalation pseudo capacitance.
The carbon layer on LiCoPO4 synthesized from CoSO4 was converted to graphite carbon easily, resulting in the investment of high electronic conductivity to the LiCoPO4 particle.
Because of the widening of the pore diameter and thinning of the anhydrous film, the chemical and electrochemical dissolution process proceeds easily resulting in surface roughening.
Stronger acid sites can crack large molecules derived by thermal decomposition of L. japonica more easily, resulting in higher gas yields.
Iio et al. (2002) proposed a model that explains the cause of some intraplate earthquakes, whereby a weak zone in the lower crust deforms relatively easily, resulting in a high concentration of stress above it.
But bad outcomes could easily result.
Those strikes could easily result in Iranian fatalities at Saudi hands.
The delay in employing a subpoena duces tecum could easily result in disappearance of the evidence.
However, it is highly dangerous, and careless use can easily result in fatalities.
This technique of quick cuts could easily result in just jumbles of sounds and rhythms.
