Sentence examples for fact result from inspiring English sources

So-called multitasking may in fact result from better switching abilities and better active working memory.

"Amniocentesis does, in fact, result more often than not in this country in abortions," Santorum, who has a severely disabled daughter, said on Face the Nation.

Few experts or practitioners believe banning neonics or GMOs would improve bee health and could in fact result in farmers going back to spraying insecticides known to harm pollinators and humans.

One confounding factor is that it seems as though the majority of possible mutations will in fact result in loss of function, and so the total sample size of activating mutations is significantly less.

A final interpretation is that the observations in fact result from factors unrelated to sexual differentiation.

However, additional studies will be required to determine whether the increase in circulating VEGF caused by adenosine did in fact result from adenosine-induced production of VEGF.

Each restriction enzyme pair may in fact result in different fragments of the same size which are visualized as a single band on a cDNA-AFLP gel autoradiography.

This is because in a real world situation, approaching the wall does in fact result in changes in optic flow speed over time.

Reducing the activity of endogenous wild-type LRRK2 might in fact result in cellular toxicity due to impaired lysosomal function and endolysosomal membrane transport.

These results raise the possibility that the YlmG protein is also involved in cell division, although inactivation of ylmG in Streptococcus pneumoniae did not in fact result in any apparent effect on cell division [ 23].

In fact, result-orientation shifts the risk of lower environmental effectiveness away from the government and onto the farmers, and may reduce the level of acceptance of the scheme by risk averse farmers (Latacz-Lohmann and Schilizzi 2005).