Sentence examples for result sentencing from inspiring English sources

As a result, sentencing became far less standard-like and far more rule-like.

Stalking has not yet been included in the sentencing guidelines and Mr Llwyd said that, as a result, sentencing by the courts was "inconsistent, custody is rare, suspended custodial sentences common and sometimes community sentences are given and the stalking behaviour continues".

Similarly, the content of Result sentences usually introduces names of metrics for evaluating the results.

Within the 153 sentences labeled as yes, 26.8 % (41 sentences) are Result sentences, which is the rhetorical category with the highest proportion of yes sentences.

It may be necessary to rewrite the Methodology sentences Purpose (R) Result and Purpose can be more closely related Result sentences describe any artifact developed by the author or indicate the results of experiments and evaluations.

We find that Conclusion, Methodology, and Result sentences tend to present a high level of semantic similarity to the Purpose sentences, as shown by their percentage of sentences ranked as such: 72.55, 67.59, and 66.17 %, respectively.

We also observed that many TGs in result sentences that are extracted by low-frequency patterns can also be found in sentences extracted by high-frequency patterns.

We have now expanded the Introduction by one paragraph and one additional result sentence.

It is also worth noting that while Purpose sentences occur in most abstracts (97.4 %, as shown in Table 2), the number of Purpose sentences (426 sentences) is lower than the number of Background (808 sentences) and Result (451 sentences) sentences.

Even if truthful, the resulting sentence of 15 years at hard labor was obscene.

But these resources, arguably, already belong to ordinary language, however stilted the resulting sentences.