Sentence examples for whether resulting from from inspiring English sources
To those who pay close attention, the decline in the quality of Niemeyer's work — whether resulting from a creative lull or complacency brought on by fame or old age — has been evident since he completed his Museum of Contemporary Art in Niteroi in 1996.
Modern humans are also exposed to amounts of ionizing radiation (like X and gamma rays), whether resulting from nuclear fission or medical use, which far exceed natural levels experienced by our ancestors (Fleenor et al. 2010; Little 2000).
A few genes (termed "fix+_NN" in Table 2) were well expressed both in N-fixing nodules and NN nodules, such as two asparagine synthase genes, and may therefore be involved in the assimilation or transport of nitrogen, whether resulting from symbiotic fixation or nitrogen uptake.
Technological advances, whether resulting from changes in input quality or how inputs are combined, lead to productivity gains.
In situations of humanitarian crisis, whether resulting from natural disasters or conflict, the European Commission's response aims to reflect the Conventions principles and provisions.
Telomere dysfunction, whether resulting from erosion, breakage-fusion-bridge cycles, or other mechanisms, has been associated with chromosome instability and cancer progression [ 11].
The wording of Article 1(1) of the convention quoted above gives rise to doubt whether damage resulting from sonic booms is covered.
To determine whether allogenic fetal cells resulting from donor egg pregnancies persist in maternal circulation.
Cells of degenerating discs whether resulting from their declining numbers, change in phenotype, or replacement by less effective cells appear to be unable on their own to produce functional ECM [ 6– 8].
I can't say whether he was always this way, or whether this resulted from his developmental history and/or his battle with cancer.
It is not clear whether this phenotypic distribution is typical in C. briggsae or whether it results from the lack of saturation in the screen or another reason.
