Sentence examples for resulted in practical from inspiring English sources

Legislation in 2011 and 2013 made it more difficult for women to obtain abortions and for clinics to provide the procedure, laws which have resulted in practical obstacles and the closure of clinics.

The SCR reaction between this amount of ammonia adsorbed on Fe-beta and the untrapped NO in NSR, resulted in practical total NOx removal efficiency (98%) and N2 production of 97% when the double NSR SCR system is operated.

Even after the Supreme Court struck down "separate but equal," schools were slow to integrate and "white flight" resulted in practical segregation in schools.

All taken together, this resulted in practical methods, from the Finapres to the present-day Nexfin and ClearSight monitors.

Whilst LTOT was viewed as beneficial, increasing dependence on it resulted in practical problems [ 10, 15]; a particular issue for people with COPD who lived alone [ 15].

16 As well as leading to conceptual confusion the international inconsistency in terminology related to AP has resulted in practical consequences in terms of recruitment and workforce planning given the increased global mobility of the healthcare workforce.

"I think the rigidity, the poor design of this institution often prevented members' honorable purposes from resulting in practical improvement," said Ninfa Segarra, the board president, who served on the board for 12 years.

Relatively large differences therefore result in practical production (Zhang 2012).

In both approaches sensitivity analysis should result in practical information about the actual importance of potential factors.

This section aims to study characteristics of typical causes resulting in practical asymmetrical voltage swells at PCC and characteristics of the voltage at PCC during fault recovery.

Different examples that include known and unknown densities result in practical guidelines that help the measurement engineer to visualize the probability content.