Sentence examples for result of a return from inspiring English sources

All disfavored subgroups recovered less in thinned than in not thinned upland stands, most likely as a result of a return to lighter and drier microclimates and direct mechanical disturbance.

The Portugal playmaker volleyed his latest majestic strike into the top corner from 30 yards as Nuno Espírito Santo's team moved to within one result of a return to the Premier League.

I see that he made an assist for Neymar's goal against Chile - is his inclusion for the Selecao a result of a return to form or is this Big Phil still taking a look at the pool of players he has at his disposal?

Preliminary results of a return on investment study carried out by FAO this month showed the provision of animal feed for key breeding stock at a cost of $92 per household, ensured survival and increased milk production, with a return of $4.5 on every $1 spent.

With a market capitalisation of £230m, the stockmarket value is now less than its debt, which was taken on as a result of a capital return in June 2007 and which must be replaced by June 2013.

Osbourne, who had marital difficulties earlier this year as a result of a temporary return to drinking, said: "I'm in shock, the success of this album has blown me off my feet.

LONDON (Reuters) — Royal Dutch Shell continued an industry trend by reporting a better-than-expected first-quarter profit increase on Wednesday, partly a result of an surprise return to production growth.

I argue that the results of a net return analysis should be used to guide the level of investment required in animal management in a given system.

In both hypothesis-testing and hypothesis-generating research it is important to outline circumstances in which researchers' duty-to-warn may result in a return of results that may be contrary to the preferences of the subject.

If automation does result in a return of manufacturing to the U.S., even by the most optimistic accounts it will replace jobs once reserved for humans.

The report points out that, from a cost-benefit perspective, many nutrition interventions can result in a return of USD 16 for every dollar invested.