Sentence examples for cost stems from from inspiring English sources

Much of the cost stems from clearing trades, and the clearinghouse that the L.S.E.

The commodity's cheap production cost stems from the fact that the palm plant essentially offers a two-for-one deal.

Its high biosynthetic cost stems from use of the suicide enzyme THI4 to form the thiazole and the near-suicide enzyme THIC to form the pyrimidine.

Mr. Minchew said the higher cost stems from the investment in the research and development that made the Aura line possible, and that he expects the price to come down over time.

The additional cost stems from a conscious decision by NSF to go easy on a rotator's pocketbook.

Much of this cost stems from reduced employment levels, increased absenteeism, and lost productivity among those with poor mental health (Fletcher 2013; Layard 2013).

Much of the complexity and added cost stem from the riders.

The report, citing a study commissioned by the investigative judge Baltasar Garzón that has yet to be released, said nearly half the cost stemmed from the closing of a nuclear power plant after an attack.

Sauceda said the higher cost stemmed from outdated equipment that was unable to recycle as much old pavement.

Indirect non-medical cost stemming from production losses due to absenteeism and presenteeism will be assessed with specific modules of the TiC-P.

Constraint-based methods, such as elementary flux mode analysis, have typically a high computational cost stemming from a large number of steady-state pathways in a typical metabolic network.