Sentence examples for result in generation from inspiring English sources

Many processing steps can result in generation of partially amorphous materials.

It is known that in conventional random lasers based on strongly scattering systems, multiple scattering events can result in generation of closed loops within the medium that can sustain a coherent feedback9.

In the adult organism, it is well established that hypoxia followed by reperfusion may be fatal and result in generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and subsequent tissue damage.

Although it could be demonstrated that vector design and host cell engineering can improve transcriptional and translational efficiency and thereby result in generation of high producer cell lines, it is not clear whether introduction of transgenes that regulate protein transport or affect post-translational modifications could further improve such industrial processes.

From the computational analysis performed, it is concluded that high flux high temperature exposures (T = 1000 K, flux = 1024 D/m2/s and fluence of 1026 D/m2) result in generation of sub-surface damage and bulk diffusion, so that the retention is driven by both sub-surface plasma-induced defects (bubbles) and trapping at natural defects.

Unfortunately, a number of common workflows result in generation of only one member of the number of structures actually registered in a 2D database [2].

But on Sunday, the once-dominant party scored its worst election result in generations.

Lustig and Petes (1986) identified TEL2 in S. cerevisiae through mutations that result in generation-dependent telomere shortening.

Adding the -xml option results in generation of the file cpgrui.dsp.xml which is then used by faust2pd to generate cpgrui.pd.

Turbo-generator shafts are often subjected to complex dynamic torsional loadings, resulting in generation and propagation of circumferential cracks.

Shearing during compounding results in generation of PTFE nanofibers and thus, forming all-polymer nanocomposite.