Sentence examples for conceivably stem from from inspiring English sources
In some instances, this pattern of purifying selection could conceivably stem from functional constraints acting at the level of the element itself during HT, as demonstrated for the Mariner transposon in insects (Lampe et al. 2003).
Hence, the protracted hypothalamic cytokine changes presently observed could conceivably have stemmed from deficiencies in BBB functioning induced by the Arctic chemicals, resulting in enhanced infiltration of peripheral immune cells.
Conceivably, delays in the detonation could stem from the stepped-up pressures that Beijing and Washington are trying to exert, though experts note that the North often tries to defy coercion.
Conceivably, the differences between our results and those of Chen et al. (2007) could stem from different structures of the analyzed datasets, with a considerably greater extent of gene paralogy in the eukaryotic genomes analyzed in their study compared to the bacteriophage genomes that underlie the POGs.
Did it stem from patriotic conviction?
These calculations stem from two dangerous perceptions.
Other differences stem from geography.
Violence doesn't stem from poverty.
So what did it stem from?
Detroit's problems stem from declining industry.
