Sentence examples for tends resulting in from inspiring English sources

The incident beam is exactly parallel to the crystal planes at A and directly transmitted, while the orientation of B meets Bragg relationship and diffracted electron beam of B tends, resulting in bright contrast in A and dark contrast in B on the objective aperture.

Generally, this requires substantial pooling and therefore tends to result in somewhat reduced spatial resolution (see Warrant 2006 for review).

Sometimes humorously, sometimes disastrously, automation tends to result in appealing anomalies, hints of personality.

It is this nod to cultural heritage, rather than slavish imitation, that tends to result in a more successful look.

Mindful eating encourages us to eat attentively rather than distractedly, which research shows tends to result in us eating less.

So it appears that sleeping together – as it tends to result in disturbed sleep – makes you fat.

Processing from high to low tends to result in more overdraft fees.

Part of the problem is that, because outbreaks occur without warning, any subsequent analysis of them is somewhat opportunistic and tends to result in case reports.

The explanation, researchers have suggested, may be that better education tends to result in better jobs, housing, food and health care.

Higher demand for graduates tends to result in corruption in entrance requirements or a drop in standards, rather than better teaching.

And since the stakes are high, the whole philosophical exercise tends to result in action.