Sentence examples for environment which results from inspiring English sources

This is because the FMIPv6 protocol is susceptible to handoff failure in a high-speed environment, which results in high HL.

Nonmethane hydrocarbons (NMHCs) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are important species present in the environment, which results in alteration of the chemistry of atmosphere.

Heat stroke is characterized by a patient's inability to transfer heat produced from normal metabolic activity or exercise to the environment, which results in hyperthermia and cellular injury (Jardine 2007).

Owing to their tropical environment, which results in robust microbial infestation, obtaining good quality and quantity of human DNA for body identification by DNA profiling has not been very successful in those regions.

Cellular manufacturing deploys quick setup, simple machine maintenance by operator himself (autonomous Maintenance), multi-process tools, working on multiple processes and efforts of flexible or multi-functional workforce by means of multi-machine working environment which results in reduction of cumulative lead time.

Cumulative impacts are defined as: "the impact on the environment which results from the incremental impact of the action when added to other past, present, and reasonably foreseeable future actions regardless of what agency (Federal or non-Federal) or person undertakes such other actions"...

If executives can manage essential points effectively and make decisions according to a key performance index, risks to safety and environment, which result from equipment malfunction, can be decreased and safety can be enhanced for petrochemical refineries.

Despite dense and often impermeable coats applied in later renovations and exposure to a polluted urban environment, which resulted in formation of gypsum on the surface of the renders, the samples show good to excellent state of preservation after more than a century.

As stressed by our findings, local insulin resistance was likely the result of an exacerbated pro-oxidative and pro-inflammatory local environment, which resulted in enhanced de novo lipogenesis rate and apolipoprotein (apo) B48 biogenesis along with exaggerated TRL production and secretion [ 10].

This finding is in contrast with the idea that people modify and select their own environments, which results in (re)active gene environment correlations [ 37, 38].

The resulting cell surface hydrophobicity permits adherence to solid substrates (e.g., pipes and leaves) in aquatic environments, which results in mycobacteria's persistence and resistance to being washed away at high flow rates (21, 22 ).