Sentence examples for items which may result in from inspiring English sources

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However, the basic SVD can only extract the feature vectors of users and items, which may result in lower recommendation precision.

Our analyses are based on single determinations of MRI items which may result in erroneous estimations of associations due to the subjective variability of these.

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Reduced Personal Accomplishment (PA, 8 items) is a sense of inadequacy about one's ability to relate to patients which may result in a self-imposed verdict of "failure".

Tells about the Lebanese Presidential-election which resulted in a stalemate which may result in resumption of sectarian warfare.

She added that the resulting excess dopamine causes stimulation of adjacent neurons, which may result in a euphoric effect.

I've dubbed this occurrence the Internal Hiroshima Effect, which may result in SHC.

They should avoid tailoring addictive "advergames" for children, which may result in overeating.

All of these differences can lead to stereotyping which may result in workplace tension.

These may include items which may still be in good condition but you rarely or never use.

We also do not have item analysis data on items which may have been used in previous tests.

It therefore appears that, once the birds have overcome this 'socially-induced neophobia', the presence of others results in an increased interaction and interest in the items, which may reflect social play behaviour (Diamond and Bond 2003).

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