Sentence examples for is a resultant from inspiring English sources

Spinocerebellar ataxia 8 (SCA8) pathogenesis is a resultant of gain-of-function machinery that primarily results at the RNA level.

There is a resultant consensus so universal that it's almost imperceptible to those who hold those views".

To put this in a physical perspective, this is a resultant accuracy limit of approximately 1/20th of an inch.

There is a resultant paucity of the kinds of statistical information that keep insurers reasonably certain that the premiums they collect are adequate to the insurance they write.

Similarly, medical machine vision software may be embodied in a tangible machine involving a camera or various sensors, possibly opening it up to products liability if there is a resultant harm.

It is shown that in most cases the overall adsorption behaviour of a molecule is a resultant of the effects exerted by the different functional groups.

Early in the 20th century, the British zoologist C. Lloyd Morgan, one of the founders of animal psychology, emphasized the antipode of the principle: nothing should be called an emergent unless it can be shown not to be a resultant.

Irikawa et al. (2011) monitoring some Japanese reefs for 10 years suggested that GAs on Acropora cytherea were a resultant of aging amplified by temperature anomalies.

If any site within the amplicon was unmethylated, the enzyme would cut the template and there would not be a resultant PCR product.

There was a resultant average increase in the projected quality-adjusted survival of 11 quality adjusted life-days among infants born to women receiving directly observed antiretrovirals.

There was a resultant reduction in biological effects due to the exposure.