Sentence examples for which it results from inspiring English sources

Gardening as an activity, however, is rather more complex than the gardens in which it results.

By using cognitive analysis, the test interpreter is able to determine the degree to which the poor score stems from low reasoning ability and the degree to which it results from not understanding the words.

For their part, Kidwell and Sheppard have shaped a 75-minute piece taking on the pernicious persistence of racism in American culture and the unending degradation in which it results.

Most of the time, SCE itself does not need treatment (though the conditions from which it results may); however, if the amount of air is large, it can interfere with breathing and be uncomfortable.

In evaluating the role of hypoxia in neuroblastoma, and the extent to which it results in acquisition of a neuroendocrine phenotype, we and others [7] consider identifying additional reliable markers to be essential.

As such this response is short lived, failing which it results in the pathogenesis of many immune related diseases [ 1].

Your focus on your own internal debate -- and the stingy selection in which it resulted -- ill befits the tradition of this feature.

The movie in which it resulted is one of which I am unimaginably proud, if only as the conveyor of Philip Roth's profound, enduring vision of our nation and its troubled soul.

Our data confirms that among a large number of pediatric cardiology follow up visits for mVSD, we could identify no case in which it resulted in active medical or surgical management of the condition.

This means that whether a study is considered "good science" often depends on the extent to which it produces results that are deemed exciting, novel, and "groundbreaking".

This April, China announced the results of one such massive crackdown, which it said resulted in more than 600,000 drug users being "punished" since October, while another 133,000 were arrested for drug-related crimes.