Sentence examples for result of entry from inspiring English sources

Jun Ma, a senior economist at Deutsche Bank, thinks that 1.6m Chinese farmers will be thrown out of work for each of the next five years as a result of entry to the WTO.

By comparing the result of entry 1 to entry 4 in Table 1, it was noticed that the catalytic activity almost doubled by introducing a small amount (0.03 to 0.10 MPa) of hydrogen into the reaction system.

More often, the fertilized egg exited the spermatheca either unassisted after a prolonged occupancy (1/7), or as a result of entry into the spermatheca by a second oocyte (4/7).

Tremendous achievements have been accomplished regarding quality of the analytical phase as a result of entry of automations, advanced analytical techniques and sophisticated information technology, improvement in training and qualification of testing personnel, and establishment of effective external quality assessment schemes [ 1, 2].

However, several authors [ 18, 19] have recently called into question the idea that lethal mutagenesis is a result of entry into error catastrophe, correctly pointing out that error catastrophe is a genetic-evolutionary process while extinction is a demographic process [ 24].

We quantified the results of entry screening for influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 at Auckland International Airport.

The results of entries 9 and 10 strongly support the stereochemical correlations between cryptochiral 1/ ent- 1 and (S /(R -pyrimidyl alkanol 4.

Both countries have experienced rapid growth within recent memory as a result of EU entry.

But it said grades would be expected to change if the makeup of the exam cohort altered and that, as a result of "first entry counts", there had been a 39% fall in the number of pupils sitting GCSEs early, in year 10 (age 15), instead of in year 11.

Disparities are the result of differential entry during high school or earlier rather than postsecondary exit.

There is evidence that mechanisms of Fe/Cd uptake and accumulation in rice are common to some extent as a result of similar entry routes within rice.