Sentence examples for finally resulted in a from inspiring English sources
The part of a sentence 'finally resulted in a' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to indicate that a process has come to a conclusion, and is usually used in the context of a longer sentence. For example: After months of negotiations, the dispute finally resulted in a mutually beneficial resolution for all parties involved.
Long-continued work, principally by E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, finally resulted in a material that was excellent for guns of all types and sizes.
But with the shelling of Yeonpyeong, the usual North Korean push seems to have finally resulted in a South Korean shove.
The former general's visit to the Antietam National Battlefield came at the end of an inconclusive week of talks, but one that all sides said had finally resulted in a framework for negotiations.
Coming on the heels of months of tense budget negotiations that finally resulted in a deal to close the state's billion-dollar deficit, the latest move by Democrats, who control the General Assembly, widened the deep rifts that legislators had tried to paper over in order to reach that deal.
This finally resulted in a dose map.
The improved isothermality, however, finally resulted in a lower thermal efficiency.
Increasing the solution IS compressed the thickness of the electrostatic double layer surrounding proteins, and finally resulted in an increase in nonspecific adhesion.
He said before Comedy Central offered him a show, he spent two years bugging "Real Time With Bill Maher," which finally resulted in an entry-level job on the writing staff.
Additionally, demethylation of the regulatory regions of Rex-1, stemnesses, and HIF1α and scavenging of reactive oxygen species were finally resulted in an improved stem cell behavior of de-differentiate ATSC (de-ATSC).
It will have to be evaluated, if the intervention finally resulted in an improved implementation of the guideline recommendations.
In addition, Siah1 increased DNA double-strand breaks induced by IR in SKBR3 cells, and finally resulted in an increased radiosensitivity as determined by the clonogenic survival assay.
