Sentence examples for no longer resulted from inspiring English sources

I wanted to laugh at myself for agreeing to get lubed up in vegetable oil and participate in something so Hollywood-esque, but it hurt too much to laugh so I laid in bed motionless until my laughter no longer resulted in whimpering.

When we mutated residues C79 and C308 to alanine, specific cysteine residues in GluN2 ATD no longer resulted in inter-subunit cross-links.

We also used the coefficient of variation for each locus-set to determine in the MP-EST and STAR analyses at what point increasing the number of loci reached diminishing returns, where additional loci no longer resulted in an improvement to the species tree; this is indicated by the lowest coefficient of variation value for each locus set.

In this case we employed for the screen a construct which lacked the N-terminal domain (aa 124-478) ano no longer resulted in auto-activation.

Induction of Xist after this time, or in fully differentiated MEFs, no longer resulted in XCI (Wutz and Jaenisch 2000).

Mr. Lee said this "typical tactic, overused in the past," would no longer result in aid or concessions from the South.

"In this scenario, the normal occurrence of drought would no longer result in widespread food shortages and hunger as markets would function effectively and local incomes would be sufficient to purchase needed foods," writes Little.

The EU also needs to find inputs that would no longer result in the clearing of environmentally sensitive forests and wetlands to plant fuel crops, an issue known as indirect land use change.

Declaring yourself gay no longer results in a dishonorable discharge, say the top brass, just a handshake and a farewell, so more and more gay and lesbian service members are up and leaving without suffering any penalty or shame.

Reflecting on the ideological standoffs of the Cold War, Havel was convinced that "a genuine, profound and lasting change for the better... can no longer result from the victory of any particular traditional conception".

In a television interview last week, Mr. Lee said that this North Korean strategy was a "typical tactic, overused in the past," and that it would no longer result in aid or other concessions.