Sentence examples for is understood to result from from inspiring English sources
Visual impairment in AD is understood to result from visual cortical involvement by neurofibrillary tangles and plaques, and include homonymous hemianopia, visual agnosia, Balint syndrome [ 7, 10].
As the new science of physiology developed in the 1900s, these changes were understood to result from a falloff in estrogen production by aging ovaries.
Flare phenomena observed in space plasmas are understood to result from the drastic transition from an equilibrium of high magnetic energy to another one of the lowest magnetic energy through magnetic reconnection.
The prevailing understanding of catch shares emphasizes individual private property rights and changes in fisher behavior are understood to result from changes in rights in accordance with a long-established canon in fisheries economics.
"SIDS is generally understood to result from a vulnerable infant at a particular developmental stage being exposed to specific environmental stressors.
The great spread in luminosities and colours of giant, supergiant, and subgiant stars is also understood to result from evolutionary events.
The emergence of a lymphoma phenotype is thus understood to result from an impairment of pathways that control B-cell differentiation, proliferation and apoptosis processes [ 57].
Many diseases are now understood to result from disruption of cellular signal transduction cascades and the proliferative, metabolic and differentiation programs they control [ 3].
Alleles on loci forming the alignment columns are understood to be the result of independent draws from the same underlying distribution.
When we link scoring of an alignment column to the evolutionary model discussed above, we should keep in mind the following assumptions: Alleles on loci forming the alignment columns are understood to be the result of independent draws from the same underlying distribution.
Another question is how can these results from two specific sites be understood to generalize to a broader area, and help provide a broader understanding of MU risk and/or mitigation strategies.
