Sentence examples for extent result from inspiring English sources

Nitrogen not accounted for in these measurements would to some extent result from the N contained in seeds but could also result from a somewhat lower 15N abundance of tracers compared to those given by the manufacturer.

From the data presented in this study, we may speculate that the high values of root mass fraction of plants growing on poor soils may, to some extent result from an abundance of organic N in such soils while the gradual increase in above-ground biomass of plants inhabiting N rich soils may to some extent be promoted by higher rates of NO3− availabilities on these sites.

Reporting bias may also, to some extent, result in a mismatch between highly-suspected occurrence points and areas with high risk for Brucellosis predicted by ENM models.

Increase of the purine load in coding DNA is to a large extent result of the thermal adaptation of proteins [ 5], as well as a signal of stabilizing stacking interactions between purine bases in DNA and RNA [ 2, 5, 16].

The six-monthly update cycle of the KHDSS could, to some extent, result in under-enumeration of neonatal deaths, as has been reported in the DSS of two sites in Kenya with two update rounds in a year, similar to the KHDSS in Kintampo, which could not identify neonatal deaths, thereby resulting in sensitivities of 62 and 49% (7).

Or Ofsted's verdict on Newcastle in 1999: that a "remarkable improvement" in its performance "to a large extent results from" Bell's appointment four years previously.

This is a refinement of the source extent results produced by wavdetect, the source detection algorithm which identifies source candidates in each observation in catalog processing.

Sediment grain-size and island extent resulted not significant in determining levels and distribution of plastic debris among islands.

It is not yet known how or to what extent results were falsified, leaving open the question of whether public policy developed by the State Department of Environmental Protection in response to the data was compromised.

But the media spotlight on the race in recent weeks has to some extent resulted in the opposite: a closer look at the political situation and the protesters and their claims of human rights abuses.

External validity (to which extent results can be generalized).