Sentence examples for resultant definition from inspiring English sources

However, some worry that truthbearer categories, e.g. declarative sentences or propositions, cannot be defined without invoking truth and falsehood, which would make the resultant definition implicitly circular.

Those three steps are: (1) define the problem, (2) solve the problem, and (3) prove that the resultant product satisfies the definition.

By definition, the resultant entropy should be a number from 0 to 1.

Only the de novo methods were included in Table 6 because with a single gene resultant gene set, by definition, EC and WC will group all pathways.

The resultant flooding resulted in ten fatalities.

In other words, the fact that a higher number of bilayers during the LbL fabrication process, and consequently, a higher thickness of the resultant films, promote a better definition of the color, mostly in the green coloration (see Figure 9) because of a better entrapment of both initial clusters (hexagons with higher size) and nanometric spherical AgNPs in the multilayer assembly.

However, the Dukes system has undergone modification with resultant confusion in the precise definition of disease.

Considerable necrosis with resultant extra-cellular antigen makes definition difficult in lymphoid tissues and areas of epithelial lesion.

As shown in Figure 1, the overlapped genes varied greatly among the three data sets, indicating that the gene-wise P value definition approach influenced the resultant subnetworks substantially.

When focussing on a single outbreak there is considerable variation in timeliness of detection and resultant outbreak size between different outbreak definitions.

We contend that these descriptions, in the context of the injury sustained and the resultant behaviors, are adequate to fulfill the IASP definition of pain, and have acknowledged and managed her report of pain as such.