result from

result from (something)

To exist, emerge, or occur as a direct consequence or outcome of something. A dream job as an artistic designer on my favorite film franchise resulted from spending my spare time drawing fan art and sharing it online. In the end, very little actually resulted from all the heated debate surrounding the issue.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

result from something

to emerge from something; to be the outcome of something. It will be interesting to see what results from your efforts. Nothing resulted from all that work.
See also: result
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
See also:
  • result from (something)
  • the upshot
  • the upshot (of something)
  • the upshot of something
  • upshot
  • upshot of
  • the/an/(one's) artistic style
  • in the wake of
  • in the wake of (something)
  • in the wake of something
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The analysis produces displacements, strains and stresses that result from a loading condition applied to the geometry.
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Of greater significance, some very important property changes result from the incorporation of these particles in matrix materials.
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