Sentence examples for means resulting from inspiring English sources

But while Brown v. Board targeted segregation by state law, we have proved largely unwilling to address segregation that is maintained by other means, resulting from the nation's long and racist history.

This paper describes the studies on establishment of conditions for dispersion of fuels in air using explosive means resulting in formation of detonable aerosols of propylene oxide and ethylene oxide.

Figure 1 shows average literacy scores by detailed education categories for all PIAAC countries (basically, conditional means) resulting from Model 1.

A complete description of the problem to be solved is simultaneously the articulation of a complete solution, a unified course of action identifying a series of steps (means) resulting in an end, which the judger predicts will be found valuable as a complete package.

Any person who broadcasts or spread news through an information technology means resulting in a riot or disturbance, whereas the news are suspected to be fake or a hoax, shall be punished with a maximum imprisonment of four years or a maximum fine of Category II.

The immediate nature of treatment required for assaults, and their focus in nighttime hours, means resulting injuries impact particularly on emergency department (ED) services.

I finally chose to fight for my health whether that meant resulting in a baby or not.

A heat-map showing in all 12 samples the row normalized expression of UV-DE transcripts grouped in the three k-means resulting clusters was produced on the Qlucore Omics Explorer version 2.3.

Washington's mail-only ballot system means results are still being counted.

"Effect" is a noun that means "result".

Ofqual says this means results are likely to look different from previous years.