Sentence examples for fulfilled resulting from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, in most full scale applications, these conditions are not fulfilled, resulting in non-optimal results in terms of membrane fouling.

Each criterion could receive three possible ratings: 0 when the criterion was not fulfilled, 1 when no clear judgment could be reached, and 2 when the criterion was certainly fulfilled, resulting on a maximum score of 44 points per case.

Rasch Models specify a number of criteria, which if fulfilled result in interval scales where adjacent scores along the scale are equally spaced, a feature which is particularly important for interpreting clinically meaningful differences [ 13].

After all quality checks were fulfilled, the resulting codon alignment was handed to the software yn00 for obtaining the Ks substitution ratio utilizing BioPerl objects and modules.

Thom Collins, the museum's director, said "a few board members" had decided not to fulfill pledges, resulting in a loss to the museum of about $2 million.

The corporate promises, if fulfilled, could result in as many as 6300 new internships starting early next year.

To implement these laws and to fulfill conditions resulting thereof, penalties of imprisonment and/or fine were imposed.

These partially fulfilled plans resulted in the democidal deaths of an estimated 19.3 million civilians and prisoners of war.

We will later illustrate how fulfilling the resulting obligations leads to equity in financing global health.

Hence, we are often left with a number of problems that cannot be optimally solved, and therefore there is no set of criteria that, if fulfilled, would result in attributing a factor as either causally related or not.

In summary, if all LICs are required to allocate a uniform optimal percentage of their domestic budgets to health, fulfilling the resulting obligation by each country and using the resulting deficits to determine the sizes of HIC governments' obligations to each LIC will have two kinds of effects: the pragmatic effect and fairness effect.