Sentence examples for resulting from the course from inspiring English sources

The delay resulting from the course pursued by the petitioner has been unreasonable; so the mandate from this court will issue forthwith.

Data resulting from the course evaluation questionnaire refer to five T1 courses (held in Sao Paolo, Rome, Bogotá, Madrid and Buenos Aires) of a total of seven courses held so far (August 2011).

Similarly, the decrease in MAP and CI in some patients may have resulted from the course of the underlying disease process instead of being related to metoprolol therapy.

Bessel calculated elliptic elements so early as the middle of May, and was followed by Gauss in June, and the former subsequently investigated, as completely as was practicable at the time, the elements resulting from the whole course of observation and the effect of perturbation in the actual revolution.

Information on the longevity of protection resulting from the primary course in a highly endemic area, and the additional benefits (if any) of a booster would greatly facilitate decisions regarding the need to boost following infant vaccination.

This may help community members to differentiate between an error and a side-effect of medication or a complication resulting from the normal course of a disease.

"You can customize the graphic style of the platform, create courses with different content types (video, audio, PDF, PPT), give live lectures, interact with the students through an integrated messaging system and automatically collect payments resulting from the purchase of the course". .

Because of the special problems of instructional broadcasters resulting from the scheduling of courses and the need to prerecord well in advance of transmission, the period of use has been extended to seven years from the date the transmission program was first transmitted to the public.

Major releases, that is heat, toxic materials, fire, etc. resulting from the uncontrolled developments in the course of an industrial activity, are very common [6].

By comparing the simulated data resulting from the shape and time course of a simulated pulsatile function to actual neural data, insight may be gleaned regarding the nature of synaptic currents underlying phase-amplitude CFC.

Those range from the most serious, like death or serious impairment that did not result from the normal course of an illness or procedure, to the less extreme, like a patient's falling on the ice on his way to his car.