Sentence examples for resulted either from inspiring English sources

Numerous economic and social changes resulted either directly or indirectly from the Mau Mau uprising.

There are immense time gaps; many millions of years are unaccounted for, owing to gaps in the strata that resulted either from vast quantities of materials being removed by erosion or because there was little or no deposition of materials.

Iverson, the indomitable 6-foot guard, still managed to play a significant role in the last quarter by driving hard to the basket, drawing a crowd, then passing to teammates, which resulted either in a basket or a Pacer foul and subsequent devastating free throws.

Total daily time on pasture, defined as time outside the enclosure and later referred to as duration, resulted either from direct observation or by subtracting track points which, according to the GIS, were located within the herd's corrals.

The intracellular GSH depletion might be resulted either from increased intracellular oxidation of GSH or stimulated GSH extrusion through a specific carrier or the inhibition of GSH synthesis or the direct conjugation of GSH with drug [28].

This was largely due to their design, which resulted either in inadequate specification of animal genotype or a lack of interaction between the genetic and environmental components within each model.

If successful, that action could result either in the assignment of a storage space or monetary compensation.

Postoperative respiratory complications may result either from hemorrhage or edema.

Decisions result either from subjective considerations either from models allowing performances assessment.

Proptosis can result either from primary orbital involvement or secondarily from extensive sinusitis.

This difference may result either from AVS oxidation or from bacterial sulfate reduction in the sediment.