Sentence examples similar to resulting from escalations from inspiring English sources

Genome size expansion in P. infestans has mainly resulted from escalation in the number of repeat regions and transposons [ 4].

"The tragedy at the UN school is a horrific example of what we feared: the death, destruction and mayhem resulting from the escalation of violence.

It was observed that even after the application of both phase I and phase II, desired class of the river stretch was not met due to high pollution load resulting from population escalation and limitation in treatment facilities (CPCB 2007; Sharma and Kansal 2011).

One of the most troubling developments resulting from the escalation of violent extremism in the Middle East is the rise in the number of Muslims from the West who are joining the ranks of jihadist groups, notably ISIS.

Further studies are needed to evaluate the magnitude of changes in antibiotic use and clinical outcomes resulting from the implementation of de-escalation strategies.

It respects international law and strives to play its role in preventing escalation of regional crises resulting from illicit trade in narcotics, extremism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

To prevent the escalation of maintenance costs resulting from unidentified (and lately identified) ageing degradation mechanisms requires proactive techniques to forestall the effect of different stressors, on the renewable energy generation plant.

Consequently, SSVR could potentially mediate the escalation of health and social costs resulting from reduced or lost vocational status following stroke.

Emergency vaccinations became necessary in Prikro sub-prefecture following population movements, which resulted from violence and insecurity during the escalation of conflict between government forces and ex-rebels in November.

Instead, I witnessed firsthand the escalation of tensions that result from depleting critical resources.

These local geographic differences may result from among-habitat variation in how resource productivity interacts to promote escalation in prey defenses.