In each case deafness was apparently the direct result of concussion of the ear on the side corresponding to the wound.
In Iowa literally scores of towns and counties are reported as having gone dry as a direct result of the Sunday meetings.
All these converts are either the direct result of Billy Sunday's preaching, or else the converts of converts.
A direct result of its formation was the partial draining of Yellowstone Lake, which had previously existed at a much higher level than now, and spread over the entire area of the present Hayden Valley.
It was a direct result of the explorations of 1870, and was intended to satisfy the public demand for accurate and official information concerning this new region of wonders.
Colonel Campbell was promoted to a Brigadier-General as a direct result of this battle.
As a direct result of this case, Patrick Henry became famous and he became a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses shortly afterward.
Many Virginians believed that Nat Turner's Rebellion took place as a direct result of the writings of William Lloyd Garrison of Massachusetts who published the "Liberator," a newspaper which demanded the immediate abolition of slavery.
As a direct result of the increase, the number of hotels, motels and other lodging places in Virginia has likewise rapidly increased.
Many ranges are either entirely due to the tilting of earth blocks by faulting or fracturing of the earth, or their present altitude, at least, is a direct result of faulting.
As a direct result of the Ice Age, many thousands of lakes came into existence throughout the glaciated region where few, if any, previously existed.
In fact it is not too much to say that practically all true gorges and waterfalls of the glaciated region have originated as a direct result of the Ice Age.
As a direct resultof this profound rejuvenation the Colorado River has had its erosive activity tremendously increased, and it has carved out the mightiest of all existing canyons--the Grand Canyon.
A peculiar form assumed by the individuals of a species which are exposed to peculiarities in environment and differ from normal individuals as a direct result.
The characteristic external form of freshwater sponges is liable in most cases to be altered as a direct result of changes in the environment.
Both these breeds belong to the same species, and probably differ as a direct result of differences in environment.
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