Sentence examples for mostly result in from inspiring English sources

Natural-gas pipeline accidents mostly result in major damage even to buildings located far away.

Moreover, the far-fault motions mostly result in high amplitudes in the viscous boundary of SSI compared to the elementary boundary.

They mostly result in crude representations of the rainforest biome as a single, uniform vegetation class, in contrast with open vegetations.

Cases with delayed complications mostly result in longer hospital stay.

The results from SDS-PAGE, implying that the d-Hyd(co) shows high expression rates that mostly result in inclusion bodies, stay in contrast to the determined specific activities of this enzyme (see Fig. 3b).

Solutions for the better good of most citizens, the larger society, are rarely considered in practice, only what could be called suboptimal ones, those dictated by special interests and which mostly result in fragile and unproductive compromises.

Standard of care, despite incredible heroics from public health workers, still mostly results in death.

Congestive heart failure is mostly resulted in a consequence of the limited myocardial regeneration capacity after acute myocardial infarction.

The government also raided stores that carried Barbies — but this mostly resulted in black stickers on the packaging to hide the dolls' calamitous contours.

These programs enforce cancer cell dependence on specific flux distributions, and disruption of the underlying pathways mostly results in cell death12,13,14,15,16,17.

The Bracka repair involving the transfer of inner prepuce like a Wolfe graft mostly results in satisfactory results besides a high fistula rate.