Sentence examples for connectivity stems from from inspiring English sources

The notion of effective connectivity stems from the pioneering work of Gerstein and Perkel [ 13] in early attempts to interpret multivariate electrophysiological recordings.

The main reason for not including long-distance pollen dispersal in our model is that we were mostly interested in the effect of population structure on the introgression process, and we believe it is of relatively minor importance whether the connectivity between populations stems from seed dispersal or pollen dispersal.

According to the Turtle Conservancy and Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, another campaigning outfit, the recent surge in the Malagasy tortoise trade stems from poachers' increased connectivity: mobile phones and the internet put dealers in touch with people residing in the ploughshares' remote habitat.

Innovation stems from today's real life challenges and finds solutions to core issues: sustainability, connectivity and affiliation.

Some of this difficulty stems from limited detection of highly divergent sequences by sequence alignment, as reflected by the partial connectivity of most protein families.

Such caution stems from history.

This stems from two trends.

It stems from self-doubt.

Racism stems from ignorance.

Everything stems from that.

The second stems from economies of scale.