Sentence examples for result in systematically from inspiring English sources

This is analogous to 3D X-ray crystallography, where centered and non-symmorphic space groups result in "systematically absent" or in other words "extinct" reflections.

The use of an administered questionnaire with scales can result in systematically biased answers.

Nevertheless, analyses in a sub sample of practices satisfying important quality indicators for registration appeared not to result in systematically different findings.

Higher E T ratio measurements might result in systematically less NK cell effectiveness, not because of differential NK activity but because of some progressive complication subsumed within the measuring procedures.

In particular base insertions next to identical bases (so called Group II bulges [ 24]) result in systematically increased binding affinities – in comparison to insertions of non-identical bases (Group I bulges).

The different methodologies and approaches used and taught in academic disciplines may result in systematically different opinions on the problem of scarce resources and possible solutions, [ 19, 20] which in turn gives rise to the hypothesis that educational background may influence perceptions of the health care system.

Here, differential exposure to major sources of pollution, further influenced by characteristics of Ho Chi Minh City's rapidly urbanizing landscape, resulted in systematically higher PM exposures among the poor.

As such, use of endogenous CLCR may have resulted in systematically higher values.

This resulted in systematically different groups, with intervention facilities primarily large and urban, and comparison facilities mostly small and rural.

Expected heterozygosity calculated for the two adjacent marker loci around each marker interval as an average (Hexp_AVG) resulted in systematically lower values with a smaller range compared to GD_IBD (0.05 to 0.50, average of 0.36).

Lead-time TTO resulted in systematically higher values than lag-time TTO for the 20-year time frame (on average 0.25 higher) with larger average differences for poorer health states (Fig.  1a, b).