Sentence examples for resulting from a problem from inspiring English sources

Conductive loss, resulting from a problem in the middle or outer ear, can be caused by a buildup of earwax, an infection or fluid in the middle ear or a punctured eardrum.

In the case of participants with aphasia, we expected a substantial increase in reaction time, or a substantial decrease in accuracy, to correctly reject non-words resulting from a problem in handling lexical competition.

In a statement, Microsoft described its patch as routine and said the disruption resulted from a problem in Skype software.

An ENT who saw Vivienne soon afterward diagnosed her with dysphonia — an impaired voice that can result from a problem with the vocal cords.

What might be perceived as a smell of alcohol, for example, could result from a problem that diabetics sometimes have with the sugar buildup in their bloodstream.

Postoperative vascular compromise can result from a problem at the anastomotic site, including vessel damage, improperly placed sutures, trauma to the vessel, or atherosclerosis.

We showed (p<0.02), using Monte-Carlo simulations (see Figure S1: Bootstrapping Analysis) that the group by subgroup interactions observed in our study did not result from a problem in data sampling.

This pattern probably resulted from a problem with the 454 pyrosequencing process for this run.

1 3 However, the disease could result from a problem in the composition of the microflora leading to generalised or localised dysbiosis.

Early experiments established that the diabetes resulted from a problem in the utilisation of insulin [ 3] and that the genetic background could have a profound effect on the severity of the disease [ 4].

The identification of the ultra-structural ciliary defect means that it is now more appropriate to describe the condition as primary ciliary dyskinesia, the condition resulting from a primary problem in ciliary motility.