Sentence examples for challenge stemming from from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, aerial and aquatic respiratory pumps do share one biomechanical challenge stemming from the fact that muscles only generate force in the direction of shortening.

GPUs can enable researchers to tackle the analytical challenge stemming from the increasing DNA data made available.

A third challenge stemming from this problem is whether consumers trust how the government deals with scientific uncertainty in the genetically engineered foods context.

One existing challenge stemming from the exposed gold and its associated high surface binding energy to biological milieu is the adsorption of proteins that affects nanoparticle cell interactions.

The second challenge stems from the nature of bacteria.

Some of Fiat's, and Mr. Fresco's, challenge stems from luckless timing.

The low-end challenge stems from molten salt's high freezing point.

One challenge stems from the move away from resolving disputes by trial.

A few "whys" might highlight that the challenge stems from your equally strong desire to eat breakfast with your family.

The challenge stems from the time when Wallace was a Piston and Howard dominated him and Antonio McDyess.

"We need to work more on the message," Mr. Rodriguez said, adding that much of Mr. Obama's challenge stems from a group of Republicans who "simply say no" to all of his advances.