Sentence examples for moves resulting in a from inspiring English sources

Hospitals will dazzle with big machines and bold moves, resulting in a dramatically higher quality of care that consumers will be able to benchmark continuously against peer institutions -- and make their care choices accordingly.

One, it changes the way in which the sperm tail moves, resulting in a much stronger propulsion, which the cell needs to progress through the female reproductive tract and to penetrate the protective outer layers of the egg," Melissa Miller, one of the authors of the study, elaborated.

The amount of metal is counted each time it moves, resulting in a volume moved that is greater than the volume mined.

Nor have China's moves resulted in a response from only Asian nations.

But investors must still wonder: Will Mr. Greenspan's hoped-for moves result in a swift and sturdy return to the good old days of steadily rising stock prices?

While these moves resulted in a suppression of POJ, they were "a logical consequence of increasing the amount of education in Japanese, rather than an explicit attempt to ban a particular Taiwanese orthography in favor of Taiwanese kana".

Burberry is down 46p at £15.54, taking the wooden spoon from BP after analysts at RBS downgraded the luxury goods group, saying: We downgrade Burberry to hold from buy purely on the back of the recent share price move resulting in a less than 10% upside to our 1700p target price.

The robot boasts an "expressive face" that is controlled by motors that can make its eyelids, lips and eyebrows move, resulting in a more human-like "behavior".

In contrast, for grid computing, resources stay in place (and often cannot even be moved), resulting in a decentralized solution for their usage.

The Duke was determined to lure the Elector into battle before Tallard arrived with reinforcements, but since the battle on the Schellenberg neither Allied commander could agree on their next move, resulting in a protracted siege of Rain.

The move resulted in a snappy advertising campaign distributed where potential beneficiaries actually lived.