Sentence examples for perhaps resulting in a from inspiring English sources

Martin's eighth-inning grounder would have hit the sweet spot and not splintered his bat, perhaps resulting in a base hit instead of an inning-ending double play.

A defection by James C. Dobson and his colleagues may well be costly to the party in the short term, even, perhaps, resulting in a loss of the 2008 election.

Concerning possible over-simplification, I completely agree that the brain is complex, and builds new solutions upon old, perhaps resulting in a rather messy and hard-to-unravel edifice.

Puberty starting at age 6 or 7 and perhaps resulting in a menstrual period at age 10? "Or," Dr. Kaplowitz added, "going through an exhaustive endocrinological work-up and monthly injections at $6,000 to $10,000 a year?" The issue has now reached the point of an acrid dispute among pediatric endocrinologists, with the experts on each side barely able to speak civilly about their opponents.

The tremors in Kyushu occurred in the region where the Kyushu-Palau ridge has supposedly subducted (Yabe and Ide 2013), perhaps resulting in a greater proportion of the accumulated stress being relieved aseismically by intertremor bursts whereas the frictional strength at the plate interface is locally high (Scholz and Small 1997).

Similarly, the Master List requires a set of criteria to determine when a case needs to be manually reviewed -- perhaps resulting in a case officer being assigned to a potential terrorist.

Studies generally targeted parents but some focused exclusively on mothers' views therefore perhaps resulting in an under-representation of fathers' views.

The lack of support in STRUCTURE for more than four populations is likely a result of haplotype coding instead of SNP coding which was used in DAPC, perhaps resulting in an inability to further resolve population subdivisions.

Many of these patients presented with an injury (54%), suggesting some similarity with AED self-referrals (the GP cooperative being located in a former AED) and perhaps resulting in an underestimation of the population's overall AED self-referral rate.

The importance of having a measure of internal exposure is that some pharmaceuticals can bioconcentrate, perhaps resulting in an internal concentration several hundred times higher than the external concentration.

The remarkable improvement for the photoelectric performance of DSSC with NiS/Gr-Ag CE attributed to the synergistic effect of NiS, graphene, and Ag nanoparticles, and this promoted the light capture of dye in this region and perhaps resulted in a higher J sc and lower R ct than that of DSSC with the Pt CE.