Sentence examples for resulting from conversion from inspiring English sources

The changes in concentrations resulting from conversion of corn to SRWC in a riparian buffer are similar to those observed in restored and established buffers.

While changes to groundwater recharge resulting from conversion of land for agriculture are relatively well understood, less is documented about the changes resulting from urbanization, due to a paucity of data from field-based studies.

For example, in considering certain noun and verb pairs resulting from conversion, such as talk, walk, etc., Luuk (2010: 352) explains that "[i]n English … tense-aspect-mood marking encodes predicate and determiners encode argument".

Oyster mushroom yield decreases when the ammonia resulting from conversion of nitrogen during fermentation process is higher than 68 ppm as well as when total nitrogen is smaller than the optimal amount (Choi 2004).

Detailed analysis found no significant differences in the effect sizes resulting from conversion between the three major measure types (QM = 1.536, p > 0.05).

Analysis of the effects of grazing regime (grazed vs. ungrazed) on fungal communities under converted grassland indicated no significant influence on effect size resulting from conversion dependent on grassland use (QM = 0.4820, p > 0.05).

Still, companies say the increased sales that can result from conversion can more than offset the inconvenience or additional costs.

All these changes might result from conversion of the amorphous structure to the β-pleated structure (Silk II).

The higher space velocity reduced the extent of hydrocracking and shifted the reaction toward hydroisomerisation indicating again that hydrocracking resulted from conversion of primary isomerisation products.

The vacuum residue in these lumps represents the amount of unconverted feed while the naphtha, kerosene, light and heavy gas oil are complex mixtures of hydrocarbons that have resulted from conversion.

And this, clearly, not just in evangelism but also in the political activity which results from conversion.