Sentence examples for hot resulting from inspiring English sources

Just like baby bear's porridge, such an economy will be not too hot (resulting in inflation) or too cold (resulting in recession) but "just right".Michael Hartnett of Bank of America Merrill Lynch has suggested the market may have been hit by a malign version of the syndrome, dubbing it Bad Goldilocks.

In fact, EGAD tends to underestimate the ∆∆ G values especially for the barnase-barstar complex [PDB 1BRS] in which there are many hot spot residues thus many hot spot residues are misclassified as non hot spot, resulting in poor sensitivity.

On Wednesday, Dior issued some hot results for the fourth quarter, with sales up 11percentt.

Hot results are exchanged not only formally by publication but also more directly by individuals in international networks.

Take advantage of recent hot results in your field, even if it means leaving out some "essential" material.

The frying oil was not hot enough, resulting in a few pale items soggy with oil.

Secondary symptoms result from the physiological effects of disease on distant tissues and uninvaded organs (e.g., wilting and drooping of cabbage leaves in hot weather resulting from clubroot or root knot).

The company is a on buying spree, scooping up hot startups, resulting in the acquisition of content, talent, and, press coverage.

Moreover, the cast alloy suffered from catastrophic hot corrosion, resulting in the serious internal oxidation and sulfidation.

The flux rope forms during the flare process and hence is accessed by the hot plasma resulting in high charge states inside MCs when observed at 1 AU.

Part of the EtOAc phase (8.0 g) was dissolved with hot methanol, resulting in a precipitate (1.70 g) and a soluble fraction (6.11 g).