Sentence examples for resulted in particular from inspiring English sources
121 Finally, account should be taken of the development of European Union law that has resulted, in particular, from the adoption of the Television without Frontiers Directive and the Satellite Broadcasting Directive which are intended to ensure the transition from national markets to a single programme production and distribution market.
Their introducing resulted in particular in increasing T g by 40°C to 50°C and enhancing high-temperature mechanical properties and thermal stability of CER network.
Although it may be tempting to do so, it is not possible to say that investment of TARP dollars resulted in particular loans, investments or other activities by the recipient..
The act has resulted in particular concern among players in the so-called over-the-counter derivatives markets, which include interest-rate, currency or commodity swaps that are used by companies in a wide range of sectors to reduce investment, currency and trading risk.
This resulted, in particular, in the creation of more activities that involved commenting on a new reading/film/situation using the readings they had been assigned, and less direct commentary on the readings.
In addition, the treatment with BuF, BuF3 and BuF4, resulted in particular resistance to extinction.
Yet generally speaking, in situations where food is scarce, women are often expected to serve men and boys first, resulting in particular post-disaster nutritional risks for women.
The undermining of democracy, the lack of transparency, which results in particular interests being advanced often over broader interests -- that's one set of objections.
Localised bandgap opening is reported for specific strain combinations, which also results in particular signatures in the phonon spectrum.
And people in roles of managing organisations, should along managing relations address context in which ongoing processes or events produce different emotions in people minds, constructing attitude which result in particular behavior (Theory of Reasoned Action) of those people.
About 30% to 40% of genetic disorders, such as Cornelia de Lange and Apert syndromes, result in particular facial features, such as thick eyebrows and prominent foreheads.
