Sentence examples for So stems from inspiring English sources

More likely, an increase in sentences that start with "so" stems from the contagious-like quality of language.

The motivation for doing so stems from the accuracy loss while trying to stabilize the solution via the up-wind scheme in the convective term as well as the fact that spurious oscillations solutions occur when volatilities are low (this is actually the range that is commonly observed in interest rate markets).

Delivering positive social change, and benefiting from doing so, stems from the way business treats its own people.

One reason to do so stems from consideration of cases in which a child has been made worse off by some burden undergone when she was a fetus, e.g., her mother drank (giving her fetal alcohol syndrome) or her mother's physician was negligent.

It set off alarm bells, because researchers knew that only a half-dozen or so stem cell lines had been described in the scientific literature.

If 80percentt or so stem from smoking, that leaves about 36,000 cases and 30,000 deaths a year that are not related to smoking.

In one of his first acts as president, Mr. Bush restricted federal financing for embryonic stem cell research to what turned out to be 20 or so stem cell lines that had been created prior to his announcement.

Most of the accusations that he has done so stem from the period very early on in his career when he sought to distance himself from his predecessor – which is what presidents do.

Moreover, another 100 or so stem-cell lines have been created despite the Bush crackdown.

So stem cell scientists were waiting eagerly, and anxiously, for a planned call for proposals by Health and Welfare, which had recently allocated 8 million euros to stem cell research.

Right now, WARF claims the patents Geron has licensed exclusively extend to all of the 60 or so stem-cell lines tracked by the National Institutes of Health.