Sentence examples for specifically resulting from inspiring English sources

We aimed to develop a framework for designing monitoring networks to detect trends in aquatic and semi-aquatic bryophyte communities, prioritizing high-conservation interest communities in different contexts of human pressure (specifically, resulting from the intersection of two criteria: (i) protection status and (ii) presence of a potential impact area).

Such injuries, specifically resulting from yoga, have been the subject of a kerfuffle recently, prompted by an excerpt of the book, The Science of Yoga: The Risks and Rewards, published in the New York Times Magazine, and written by science writer William J. Broad.

Limited manual dexterity, specifically resulting in an inability to perform manual fluid resuscitation involving syringes.

The control of apoptosis by Pten is often through the inhibition of Fak-induced PI3K signaling, specifically resulting in anoikis [30], [31].

Neuronal cells are especially affected by defects in sphingolipid metabolism with defects in ASM specifically resulting in the neurological disorder Niemann-Pick syndrome [ 70].

Recently, it has been shown that RNF4 plays a role in the response of cells to DNA damage [ 4– 7], specifically resulting in the accumulation of Lys-linked poly-ubiquitin chains at damage sites.

Oncolytic viruses (OVs), viruses that specifically result in killing tumor cells, represent a promising class of cancer therapy.

However, this assumption undesirably affects the longitudinal stiffness in the web shear element, specifically resulted by large bending moments.

Additionally, the pure nature of high heels causes the toes to buckle and contract, and can specifically result in hammer toes.

Accordingly, we cannot conclude that training-enhanced auditory discrimination specifically results in improved vocal accuracy in non-musicians.

Crayfish invasion can specifically result in native amphibian declines in water bodies by predation on eggs, tadpoles or adults [42], [43].