Sentence examples similar to resulting well from inspiring English sources

The objection is basically that Zermelo's principle fails to specify a 'law' or 'rule' by which the choices are effected; in other words, the covering used is not explicitly defined, which means that the resulting well-ordering is not explicitly defined either.

The resulting well-dispersed metal nanoparticles in oil dispersions can then be directly used on different surfaces such as wood, glass, steel, and different polymer surfaces, and also exhibit excellent bactericidal properties against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, especially silver nanoparticle-embedded paints (Kumar et al. 2008).

As predicted, the resulting well-located landing position distributions are characterized by smaller variances (Fig. 2b).

The resulting well-fitting SEM models for familiar objects involved layer III (but not layer II) of the lateral entorhinal cortex, once again signalling the significance of the direct CA1 connections.

These calls have been based on the very high levels of smoking in this group and the resulting, well-documented consequences in relation to both physical [ 3] and mental well being [ 2], which in conjunction contribute considerably to the health inequalities experienced by this population.

Quantum chemical calculation results well correlated with experimental results.

All doses resulted well tolerated.

"That is going to continue to drive the results well into 2009".

Waiting for election results well past poll closing is nothing new for Alaska.

They want quick fixes rather than something that will only start to show results well after the next general election.

As for the results, well, the mayor Rob Ford is not the only person in Toronto clinging on to his job.