Sentence examples for resultant language from inspiring English sources

The official reforms of 1907, 1917, and 1938 broke with the Danish writing tradition and adopted native pronunciation and grammar as its normative base; the resultant language form was called Riksmål, later officially Bokmål.

Medical genomes today are difficult to comprehend (unintelligible with byzantine resultant language), slow (typically 3 6 months), yield little actionable information relative to their potential, and most of the information comes with caveats and qualifications that few physicians understand.

However, although there are clear analogies between the quantitative measures introduced by Fisher and the related concepts for fully penetrant traits, they are not the same thing and the resultant blurring of the language has not been helpful.

The resultant flooding resulted in ten fatalities.

Health policies advocate the use of trained, professional interpreters to address language differences and resultant communication/relationship difficulties [ 12- 14].

But this also has the extra character of the Welsh dialect – all takes were filmed twice, in both languages, and the resultant occasional subtitling lends verisimilitude to the bilinguality experienced by any traveller to far west Wales.

The rise of inter-disciplinarity has not diminished the hyper-specialization in the academy, and the resultant pursuit of status through esoteric language has deepened the gulf between humanists and the public.

It is characterised by involuntary leakage of urine accompanied or preceded by urgency. 1 The results of a previous review 6 suggested that there were three major causes of UI after stroke: detrusor hyperreflexia caused by infarction; stroke-related cognitive or language deficits; and bladder hyporeflexia with resultant overflow incontinence.

The proposed method is then implemented into FLAC3D using the FISH language to calculate the reinforcement parameters and the resultant nonlinear stress distributions.

If there is reduced connectivity between these regions, it would explain the resultant deficits observed (Casanova et al, 2006) as the resulting decrease in joint attention could lead to decreased language ability and social behaviour (Geschwind & Levitt, 2007).

The development of this mixed language was facilitated by the unusually deep integration of the Erromintxela people into Basque society and the resultant bilingualism in Basque.