Sentence examples for result from additional from inspiring English sources
The negligible E2 yield from hydroxyl-initiated oxidation could result from additional NOx chemistry that terminates the peroxy radicals before they can combine.
A close study finds that significant emission reductions could result from additional DR capacity in New England if that capacity were used to meet operating reserve requirements.
The concentration ratios of TCE/ cis-DCE + VC) indicaTCE/ cis-DCE increase in molar CE concentration may result from additional TCE mobilized from the rock matrix in response to the oil injection or due to desorption/diffusion.
He writes: This tracked well with findings from the Realtors Confidence Index, but digression from monthly data in the R.C.I. that began in 2011 appears to result from additional purchases outside of [Multiple Listing Service] listed property (courthouse auctions, bulk purchases, etc., outside of publicly marketed property).
The reductions will result from additional taxes to pay for 3.11 disaster recovery and reconstruction, abolition of the child-raising stipends, and increases in the state pension insurance premiums.
Rodent metabolites include a number of androstene and androstane derivatives that result from additional ring oxidation at carbon 7 and 16 [19], [20], [21], [22], [23], [23].
IBM concluded that environmentally friendly computing solutions would result in 42 percent savings in addition to profit resulting from additional consumer investment.
The meta-model was successfully validated by comparing its predictions to results from additional CFD simulations.
With increased depth of burial resulting from additional sedimentation, beds of compositionally stratified borates crystallized as a consequence of temperature and pressure gradients.
Changes in the surface composition and molecular distribution have been detected and correlated to results from additional XPS measurements.
The results from additional analyses showed that a potential size effect exists when considering the failure of lightly reinforced concrete walls.
