Sentence examples for resulted, for example from inspiring English sources

Many tortuous conclusions resulted, for example calling on Britain to recognise the Soviet-imposed government of Afghanistan.

The growth of Batavia resulted, for example, in the decline of the north coast ports of Java, through which much of the spice trade had been channeled since before the 15th century.

Censored data, i.e., a NOEC or EC50 value greater or smaller than a given value, resulted for example from limit tests (only one concentration is tested), but can also be obtained when testing several concentrations.

The sequencing of the human genome offered the possibility of understanding the etiology, pathogenesis, and risk of developing disease from a genetic perspective and has resulted, for example, in the development of genomic-based diagnostic or risk-assessment tests for a number of medical and dental conditions.

In the DN3 subset, the absence of PKBα resulted for example in a down-regulation of the chemokine (C-C motif) receptor 9 (CCR9), whose expression is known to be induced upon pre-TCR signaling [36].

This resulted for example in an extra burden on participants and health care professionals that is in our view quite reasonable.

This can result, for example, in people paying less attention to traffic when crossing the street.

Mr. Harrington said he worried that separating AIDS work from the larger companies could result, for example, in too little money for a big clinical trial.

Real improvements in bicycling conditions result, for example, from education, enforcement, bicycle boulevards (streets open for through bicycle travel but for only local motor-vehicle access) and reducing discretionary driving, as with London's successful congestion charge.

Planning experts say it results, for example, in traffic jams because of no coordination in planning roads, wasteful duplication of services and worse, makes it harder for towns to attract new businesses.

By this time, sheriff supremacy had cross-pollinated with other kinds of right-wing thought, resulting, for example, in the county-supremacy movement, in which dozens of counties adopted ordinances claiming control over federal land.