Sentence examples for perhaps results from from inspiring English sources

This perhaps results from the Japanese mindset described in the theoretical background.

This perhaps results from their common ancestry and the dynamic nature of TEC patterning, which is initiated during fetal development and continues throughout postnatal life 30.

Cranial neuropathy, which perhaps results from inflammation, microvasculitis, and/or ischemia is rare and commonly affects the nerves that supply the extraocular muscles, especially oculomotor, abducens, and trochlear.

The low number of detoxification genes, first noted in the honey bee, appears to be a common phenomenon among bees, and perhaps results from their symbiotic relationship with plants.

This finding, which perhaps results from the perception that younger children are particularly vulnerable, supports the importance during initial IMCI training and routine supervision visits of emphasizing the vulnerability of all children under five years.

Hankins [ 22] has proposed that negatively worded items introduce additional variance to the model above that created through random measurement error and variations in the measured construct and that this perhaps results from an ambiguous response frame for these items.

Sally Schneider has a vivid sense of flavor, perhaps resulting from her long experience as both a chef and a food stylist.

They sparred at length over how well the emergency plans would work in the release of a huge amount of radiation, perhaps resulting from a terrorist attack.

Complicating his wounds, the soldier was severely parasitized by worms, in addition to having hepatitis B and blood poisoning, perhaps resulting from cross contamination from his abdominal wounds.

By the end of that century, a university was well established, perhaps resulting from the barring of English students from the University of Paris about 1167.

This mysterious retreat from the idealizing naturalism of the 1480s perhaps resulted from Botticelli's involvement with the fiery reformist preacher Girolamo Savonarola in the 1490s.