Sentence examples for movements resulting from from inspiring English sources
These were internationally recognised refugee travel documents used to address refugee movements resulting from the collapse of empires and state formation within and on the borders of Europe.
All of southeastern Britain is slowly being tilted down into the sea (and the Hebrides tilted up) by tectonic movements resulting from the melting of Pleistocene (i.e., from about 2,600,000 to 11,700 years ago) ice sheets.
The contrasting movements resulting from energy storage and release accelerated thrombolysis efficiently.
This paper presents a numerical solver to estimate the movements resulting from these volumetric strains.
It was determined that the bridge deck had many significant periodical movements resulting from wind forces and traffic load.
In the idle state, insignificant railroad gates' movements resulting from, e.g., wind or vibrations caused by heavy vehicles are not taken into account.
Slow and subtle movements result from the activation of slow muscle fibers.
The suppression of MT-oriented movement by a taxol treatment blocking MTs in their polymerized state, favors the hypothesis that receptor movements resulted from MT polymerization, possibly through direct or indirect interactions of the GABAARs with MT ends.
At joints where there is greater freedom of movement, more muscles are present and different movements result from different combinations of actions of the whole muscle set, or a subset of the muscles.
Because csn1Δ, ddb1Δ and cdc22-M45 mutants, which lead to insufficiency of dNTPs, all showed the same phenotype, we concluded that the prolongation of nuclear movements resulted from stalled DNA replication in meiosis.
Small denture movements resulted from the displaceability of the mucosa, and small slides were associated with clenching or swallowing; hence, the lack of realistic slides accompanying mastication provides no basis for evaluating (Takayama et al. 2011) the selection and arrangement of artificial teeth as desirable and with good adaptation to the ridge.
