Sentence examples for topic resulting in from inspiring English sources

Business interest in CV has stimulated academic interest in the topic, resulting in a rapidly growing but fragmented body of literature.

Land use changes and their consequent emissions induced by crop expansion due to biofuel production have proven to be a controversial topic, resulting in a rapidly proliferating literature.

Another notable limitation is the disjunctive coding principle of directed topic models where they assume a visual word comes from a single latent topic resulting in a suboptimal representation of images.

All participants answered several questions about this topic, resulting in rich and unique material.

Feeding back results through second focus groups enabled detailed further discussion of the topic resulting in theoretical saturation.

In contrast, many other regions, including Japan and some other regions in Asia, where the myth of raceless society have long persisted, have failed to tackle the topic, resulting in population descriptors sometimes being overgeneralized and ethically problematic.

The research on the topic resulted in a group of DMPPT systems that are classified as the submodule integrated converters (subMICs), submodule-level DPP (subDPP) and submodule-level isolated-port DPP (subIPDPP).

He said the difficult topic resulted in a powerful video because of the contributions of Rihanna, Fox and Monaghan.

In one comment submitted to the agency, Chad Bradley, a lobbyist for Chesapeake Energy, criticized the E.P.A., saying it was going beyond its "mandate" from Congress, adding new topics resulting in "mission creep".

A ROS topic can publish and subscribe messages to certain topics, resulting in building a unidirectional communication channel between one or many publishers and an arbitrary number of subscribers.

Stakeholders felt that the training duration in the decentralized model was too short to cover all topics, resulting in a lower level of understanding among trainees [ 25].