Sentence examples for infrastructure resulting in a from inspiring English sources

Such intense energetic particles and magnetic storms severely damage space and ground infrastructure, resulting in a significant social and economic impact (NRC National Research Council 2008; Royal Academy of Engineering Report 2013).

However, the distribution of 11 species was spatially associated primarily with the distance from the edge and proximity to tourism infrastructure, resulting in a decline, across half of the park area, from 13 to 23% in occupancy and from 19to35%5% in detectability (values averaged among species).

For decades the answer to congestion was to widen and expand road infrastructure, resulting in a feedback loop of increased traffic and reduced walkability: "When we widen streets to accept the congestion we are anticipating more traffic," he says.

In Mozambique, training of health care providers from public health facilities together with improving facility infrastructure resulted in an increase in the number of young people accessing SRH services, especially girls who were coming for contraception and antenatal care services [ 26].

Genomes were automatically re-annotated without hand-curation using a recently developed infrastructure resulting in new GenBank-formatted files [ 39].

The past decade has seen considerable advances in both sequencing technology and computing infrastructure, resulting in ever-more annotated genomes already from over a hundred eukaryotic species [ 18].

Increasing urbanization has led to a growing demand for highway infrastructure resulting in transportation systems becoming more complex in response to the demand (O'Brien et al. 2012; Podgorski and Kockelman 2006).

Here, despite all the trappings of western culture and affluence, the island continues to suffer a drastic lack of waste disposal infrastructure, resulting in rivers clogged with plastic and undrinkable water, particularly in the drier regions of the north.

Some workers in Facility A bemoaned deteriorating conditions of the hospital's infrastructure resulting in some injuries to workers.

F.C.C. auction methods used in the past have been criticized because they required advance payments, leaving companies with less money needed to build infrastructure, resulting in fewer benefits to consumers in the way of advanced telecommunications services.

Weather-induced chaos disrupts transport and infrastructure resulting in lost productivity - costing global businesses billions of dollars.