Sentence examples similar to resulting from a defined gap from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that the anatomically defined gap junctions may not allow significant Ca2+ current to flow from the ASH to the RMG cell body under our imaging conditions.

In business, the impediment resulting from a lack of trust is simply defined as "friction".

The next topic will discuss strain engineering of WSe2, with a ~35 X enhancement in photoluminescence resulting from a strain induced indirect-to-direct band gap transition.

No plausible array of matching spending cuts or offsetting revenue increases has been, or will be, proposed to close the gap resulting from a large new tax cut.

Concussion is defined as a temporary disturbance of consciousness resulting from a closed head injury.

Access to genome data may result from a personal decision to disclose, or from gaps in protection.

Gaps in RH care resulted from a dearth of skilled staff as well.

Treating gaps in this manner allows the incorporation of gap information in the analyses while minimising the effect of increasing the weight of overlapping multiple non-homologous gaps that result from scoring gaps as an additional state [ 87].

'Injury' is defined as an injury resulting from some fortuitous event, as distinguished from the contraction of disease.

Gaps within scaffolds resulting from repetitive sequences were resolved by in silico gap filling.

Fear of enormous damage awards resulting from class-action lawsuits has created a wide gap between the price of the food company and its parent.