Sentence examples for probably a result of a from inspiring English sources

David Putnam and Paul Krusic, among others, suffered from nausea and headaches that were probably a result of a combination of dehydration and altitude.

A coroner's report released yesterday said injuries on Antley's body, including his head, were probably a result of a fall while he was under the influence of the drugs.

"The evident insecurity felt by workers," Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, said recently, echoing similar comments he has made on several occasions, is probably a result of "a fear of job skill obsolescence".

The consensus was that the hardened skin on her legs was probably a result of a complication seen in dialysis patients who are given a particular chemical during an M.R.I. to make the brain structures show up better.

Researchers are puzzled by the increase, but Dr. Clayton said the rise in suicide among Americans born in the 1950s and 1960s was probably a result of a combination of factors, including easier access to guns and prescription drugs and what may be a higher incidence of depression among baby boomers.

"Orofacial effects are probably a result of a release of serotonin, and to a lesser extent dopamine and noradrenalin.

That was probably a result of an extended La Niña-like phase that suppressed temperatures until now.

Milligan's investigation report, endorsed by the top Navy leadership, concluded that the explosion was "most probably" a result of an intentional act committed by a Turret Two crewman named Clayton Hartwig.

Because lack of Btn1p does not affect the uptake of the fluorescent analog of PtdSer by yeast cells (Fig. 4), decreased synthesis of NBD-PtdEtn in btn1-Δ cells is probably a result of an impaired delivery of NBD-PtdSer from ER and/or MAMs to the cell organelles in which the two PtdSer decarboxylases are located.

Up-regulation of carbohydrate catabolism in roots of plants grown in Fe deficient conditions is probably a result of an increased demand of energy and reducing power in roots needed to sustain the increased activity of H+-ATPase and Fe reductase [ 14, 16, 19].

In his sixties, he developed a visual alexia — probably as a result of a degenerative process in the visual parts of the brain.