Sentence examples for partly resulted in from inspiring English sources
Since the RMSE tends to amplify large biases, the large gap between the two values reflected the underestimation of heavy and extreme rainfall cases in the CTL, which partly resulted in underestimation of the accumulated rainfall mentioned above.
According to the Ministry of Economic Development, Russian food prices have gone up by over 30percentt, and have partly resulted in an increase in the number of Russians living below poverty level.
Harmonization of these parameters partly resulted in a decrease in interlaboratory CV values.
49 Substituting protein for carbohydrate also partly resulted in lower blood pressure, improved lipids levels, and concomitantly reduced cardiovascular risk.
In summary, HDACi- and doxorubicin-potentiated apoptosis of myeloma cell lines was partly resulted in from activation of cathepsin B. Combination potentiated apoptosis and cathepsin B activity correlated with nuclear translocation of AIF, a mitochondrial sequestered proapoptotic factor involved in caspase-independent cleavage of DNA (Bidere et al, 2003).
In brief, the majority of metal elements are needed in the human body as micronutrients (eg., as enzyme cofactors) but are toxic at levels higher than required, partly resulting in excretion or excess storage as deposits.
After the pretreatments, lignin in the CCR had been removed partly, resulting in an increase in glucan proportion.
Aberrant hypermethylation of CpG sites in ALDH2 promoter upstream sequence is associated with myocardial ischemia injury and may partly result in ALDH2 downregulation after MI.
In the latter case, this reimbursement may (partly) result in extra income when this type of practice costs is lower or even absent.
This type of selective advantage of specialist pollination may have played an important role in the diversification of Salix, and could partly result in unequal species diversity in different Salix lineages.
This points towards the role of miRNA 146b as being generally involved in both (papillary and follicular) phenotypes of thyroid carcinogenesis, reflecting other genetic alterations that partly result in characteristic nuclear features.
