Sentence examples for standards results from inspiring English sources

This disagreement of standards results in confusion of what is right.

Violation of the superego's standards results in feelings of guilt or anxiety and a need to atone for one's actions.

The reticence of all three teenagers, who are sexually naïve even by 1950's American standards, results in crossed signals and painful misunderstandings.

Elk herds managed privately for the benefit of high-paying hunters often flourish compared with those on public lands; recycling plastic may consume more resources than throwing it away; raising fuel economy standards results in people driving more.

In accordance with international standards, results with ionic balance errors greater that 5% were rejected (Appelo and Postma 1999).

However, because labs testing EDCs in fish often use slightly different ELISAs (e.g., in terms of antibodies, binding antigens, standards), results among studies are not always comparable.

Most standards result from decisions of committees in which manufacturers usually have the final say.

Re "Enlightenment on Energy" (editorial, Oct. 22): The 1974 oil shocks led to the first fuel economy standards, resulting in both decreased consumption and imports.

Higher fuel economy standards result in lower tailpipe emissions.

No standards yet: the lack of common standards resulted in several independent and hardly interoperable approaches.

These lax standards result in manufacturers marketing directly to criminals!