Sentence examples for sustained resulting from inspiring English sources

A total of 48 collision injuries were sustained, resulting in an overall injury incidence of 10.6 (95% CI, 7.6 13.6) per 10,000 collisions.

Yet experiences from a UK Department for International Development funded project in Nigeria suggest that greater critical attention must be given to the impacts and effects of HIV/AIDS on communities, and the ways in which conflict can develop, emerge and be sustained, resulting in severe breakdown of social cohesion and reduction or cessation of HIV/AIDS activities.

The City received over 30,000 complaints of police misconduct during the five years preceding our investigation, but fewer than 2% were sustained, resulting in no discipline in 98% of these complaints.

The timing of hazardous drinking occurring during fetal development dictates the locus and extent of neural and facial dysmorphology sustained, resulting in fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD).

This reporter has revealed that diacylglycerol production at the Golgi is sustained, resulting in sustained activation of protein kinase C (PKC) at this membrane [ 9].

Whereas, under cancerous mutation conditions the ERK signal cannot be shutdown and is sustained resulting in the constitutive activation of ERK and continual cell proliferation.

Its growth in the past two quarters was too fast to sustain, resulting in a worrisome rise in inflation.

This gives the cymbal less attack, but more or less the same amount of sustain resulting in a crescendo-like sound.

"It takes the right combination of technology, software and services to achieve sustained results," Mr. Wilson said.

Even though Lean is one of the most powerful quality improvement methodologies, nearly two-thirds of the Lean implementations results in failures and less than one-fifth of those implemented have sustained results.

No way, says Sequoia's Moritz, who wants to see sustained results before more outlays: "There's nothing that persuades companies to perform better than the threat or prospect of no cash".