Sentence examples for occuring as a result from inspiring English sources

There is growing evidence that supports the idea of LTBI occuring as a result of a constant endogenous reinfection of the host, the so-called dynamic hypothesis[51], and active TB as the result of an episode of reinfection in the upper pulmonary lobes, where the high oxygen pressure favors faster bacillary growth.

İnternet occured as a result of commincating nodes with each.

The eighth grader is currently wearing a bandage over his right eye, though doctors are not sure if the blindness occured as a result of the punches or by shards of glass from his eyeglasses, according to NBC New York.

Also, during ARDS, if the pulmonary microvascular hydrostatic pressure increases, frequently occuring as the result of fluid resuscitation in associated circulatory failure, the increase in EVLW is all the more pronounced as impairment of pulmonary permeability increases (Fig. 2).

Also, during ARDS, if the pulmonary microvascular hydrostatic pressure increases, frequently occuring as the result of fluid resuscitation in associated circulatory failure, the increase in EVLW is all the more pronounced as impairment of pulmonary permeability increases (Fig.  2).

Intra-articular damage occurring as a result of hip motion – dynamic mechanical arthrosis – can be due to impingement or from motion-induced instability, similar to that occuring when impingement on the acetabular rim induces levering of the femoral head.

Three additional ICF blocks of functioning occured as subordinated.

We tested curcumin for its ability to inhibit the combined inflammatory and oxidative damage which occured as a response to inflammatory in the enteritis rat models.

Furthermore, when a bipolar head is used painfull chondrolysis can occure as a long term problem [ 11].

Perhaps that is what is occuring as the call for a criticism encouraging us to enter into the cultural terrain indigenous to its makers is growing louder.

You can't: you bet on an outcome over which you have no control, and which has as much a chance of occuring as any other.