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"Basically I think the data look like contamination," Dr. Manuelidis said, possibly stemming from "inadequately washed instruments".

He could face criminal charges in the case, possibly stemming from financial transactions used to pay for at least a half dozen assignations with prostitutes.

The rise in reports of dementia in former players, possibly stemming from brain concussions, caused the House Judiciary Committee to hold a second hearing on Monday, this time in Detroit, during a recess of Congress.

Former migrants (people who themselves immigrated into Latvia earlier, mostly from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus) are more reluctant to obtain citizenship – possibly stemming from a relatively stronger ideological orientation that questions the legitimacy of the state of Latvia.

While developmental and transitional organizational changes could be achieved by merely shaping the current structures and processes, truly transformational changes require revisiting and challenging the fundamental business assumptions and organizational culture possibly stemming from the industrial age.

Those personal problems include health issues possibly stemming from concussions, financial and drinking.

Reasons for uncertainty surrounding the project possibly stem from Legendary - the studio who owns the franchise - having seemingly sold it to Chinese company Wanda.

And a woman who was robbed at gunpoint in a previous home faces hoarding issues that possibly stem from the trauma.

I had to strike a balance between the culture of hubris that dominated Wall Street and my natural inclination toward modesty, which possibly stemmed from being an introvert and from my upbringing as a girl in our society.

Although the conformational dynamics of Hsp104 oligomers has been considered to be triggered by ATP hydrolysis in AAA117, this inconsistency possibly stems from switched roles of AAA1 and AAA2 in Hsp104 and ClpB14,15,19,37,47,48.

Past examples of reservoir closure following rapid infilling possibly stem from underestimating sediment loads, particularly the bedload component, and failing to factor in the very high sediment loads associated with large storm events.