Sentence examples for resulting indeed from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a large number of severe cases would be excluded from this definition and in many situations only the most severe cases would be transferred, resulting indeed in an increase in the specificity of cases but at the cost of a reduction in sensitivity.

The PCR results indeed suggested that these contig sequences were only abundant in the indoor air, but not in nearby terrestrial and water samples.

But methodological weaknesses in assessing changes in competence (level 2) and performance (level 3), prevent us from concluding that self confidence results indeed from superior skills and knowledge.

The resulting discussion indeed indicates that this is a research area where further clarification is needed.

Which would be an unfortunate and disturbing result indeed.

All of which means third-bottom Norwich's home defeat by Coventry was a very bad result indeed.

Mensch leapt to the Tory defence by tweeting: "Very respectable result indeed for whole Tory team against local anger at my resignation for family".

Media reports saying "studies show... ..... are most often giving us highly tentative results — indeed, results that are likely to be false.

He was probably as surprised as everyone else with the game's result; indeed, Miami's loss sort of defies analysis.

It would be a sad and tragic result indeed if America freed Iraq from the clutches of a totalitarian regime and a murderous tyrant only to watch it dwindle into a failed state.

In Halle, meanwhile, there was a very significant result indeed for Alexander Zverev, who scored the win of his young career when he outlasted Roger Federer, 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 6-3 to reach Sunday's final.