As a result in researches vs As a result of researches

Some examples from the web:

• "Herodotous of Halicarnassus presents here the results... of his researches, so that time might not abolish the acts of men..."
• This decision will result in us marginally exceeding this limit - but more as a result of technical changes than as a result of a new policy.
• I am concerned about the leadership vacuum arising as a result in crucial European policy areas.
• It did not happen, and things will only be more difficult as a result in future.
• (142) For each company, different factors explain the changes in costs and - as a result - in compensation.
• For each company, different factors explain the changes in costs and - as a result - in compensation.
• As a result, sirolimus trough concentrations that fall within the usual therapeutic range may result in sub-therapeutic levels.
• In Poland there is a preponderance of small agricultural holdings, where the owners, due to insufficient finance, economise on expensive pesticides and this sometimes results in losses as a result of pests.
• These directives focus on various subjects and interests relating to the same problem, as a result of which the emphasis on one objective and then another can lead to ambivalent results in specific situations.
• There have been several complaints that this results in the foreign firm being unable to deduct foreign VAT under national VAT law, as a result of EU legislation.
• As a result, the Commission expects more project promoters to be attracted to apply for funding which should result in faster absorption.
• Mis-selling or fraudulent activities by insurers or intermediaries can result in policyholders being subject to lower returns and/or losses as a result of factors other than the bankruptcy of an insurer.
• Moreover, the job losses - currently estimated at some 5000 - that would result in Berlin as a result of the restructuring are significantly higher than originally assumed.
• As the property market slackened, there were increasing difficulties in real estate financing, as a result in particular of a level of risk provisions that had not been adequate.
• As a result of these additional costs, cereals are more difficult to export from those Member States, which results in particular in longer intervention storage and additional costs to the Community budget.
• Administration of doxazosin to patients with prostatic hyperplasia results in a significant improvement in urodynamics and symptoms as a result of a selective blockade of alpha-adrenoceptors located in the prostatic muscular stroma, capsule and bladder neck.
• Thus, even if the cost of cells might increase as a result of measures, the overall decreasing trend of prices should result in decreasing costs of modules.
• Thus, even if the cost of cells might increase as a result of measures, the overall decreasing trend of prices should result in decreasing costs of modules.
• The fear that excessively strict regulations would result in small and artisan companies going bankrupt has, in most cases, not become reality as a result of the exceptions for small companies.
• As a result, pigmeat production in the Union is becoming unprofitable, and this will, in future, result in a slump in production.

Some examples from the web:

• "Herodotous of Halicarnassus presents here the results... of his researches, so that time might not abolish the acts of men..."
• British farmers are suffering as a result of indecision.
• The patient's ability to concentrate and react may be impaired as a result of hypoglycaemia or hyperglycaemia or, for example, as a result of visual impairment.
• Experiences in my country have shown that in many cases more is achieved as a result of voluntary agreements than as a result of obligations imposed by legislation.
• University College Cork is also closed as a result of unprecedented flooding - perhaps as a result of the climate change which we speak about so often here in Parliament.
• This decision will result in us marginally exceeding this limit - but more as a result of technical changes than as a result of a new policy.
• This has arisen as a result of local and traditional practices and as a result of the particular quality of vendéen forage.
• Probably as a result of the puncture in the arm.
• ...as a result of my pilgrimage...
• As a result of previous karma, - you have obtained this human life.
• But you accept as a result of your invitation...
• A case was even brought about as a result of his investigating.
• An explosion as a result of the inferno.
• As a result of your actions, my business interests are now vulnerable.
• DPD - Dissociative Personality Disorder - which often manifests as a result of abuse during childhood development.
• Everything that happened as a result of that mistake.
• They died as a result of aggressive pneumonic plague.
• It shall monitor actions taken as a result of its observations.
• The monitoring committee shall monitor actions taken as a result of its observations.
• The doxazosin arm of ALLHAT was discontinued as a result of these findings.