Sentence examples for resulting in arising from inspiring English sources

To investigate the problem of electromagnetic (EM) disturbances in the atmosphere from the seismically activated lithosphere, we have formulated two mathematical models of interaction of fields of different physical nature resulting in arising of the low-frequency (from 0.1 to 10 Hz by amplitude of a few hundreds of pT) EM signals in the atmosphere.

This, as in other EU countries, will probably result in arising various conflicts, particularly at the local level (Young and others 2005).

A full C-band scan requires 350 K increase in temperature which results in several arising issues mentioned next.

Because the biological pathway by which folate deficiency could result in stillbirths arising from severe NTDs is established, and the causal association of folic acid with NTD prevalence has been demonstrated, there is a need for rigorous RCTs of peri-conceptional administration of folic acid powered to assess stillbirth outcomes.

Three different samples of gold nanoparticles have been prepared with varying ratio of HAuCl4.3H2O to black cardamom extract (i.e., 1 1, 1 0.2, and 1: 0.1) resulting in distinct colors arising due to the difference in shape and size of nanoparticles.

Thus damage to this area appears as a key element in the progression of AD (Alzheimer's disease), resulting in memory deficits arising from neuronal and synaptic alterations as well as glial malfunction.

Accordingly, including deaths caused by the patient condition or treatment procedures only, may conceal the effect of low quality care resulting in patient death arising from other immediate causes [ 18].

The hypothesis of homoplasy would explain the proportion of shared haplotypes due to a series of parallel and independent changes in the two species resulting in the same haplotypes arising more than once [68].

In the event, the Amerindian path was not widened to a wagon road much beyond the Cumberland Narrows pass before hostilities arose, resulting in a series of expeditions, each of which made improvements to the track.

However, when full-length eukaryotic proteins are produced in E. coli, aggregation and insolubility problems often arise resulting in low yields [20].

If epigenetic pathways are blocked, often many developmental aberrations arise resulting in a complex phenotype.