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Our database stems from detailed and systematic interviews collected from 83 migrant entrepreneurs, mainly in the service sector, in Amsterdam.

> The efficiency of the database stems from its multiple systems of annotation.

NEW YORK TIMES   Finding Clues in a Housing Market Puzzle  |  A database stemming from an investment vehicle known as Triaxx "could help its managers and other investors identify bad mortgages and, perhaps, learn who snookered whom when questionable home loans were bundled into investments that later went bad," Gretchen Morgenson writes in her column in The New York Times.

Two studies on the same cohort already cited [ 19, 20] revealed a drawback in the cohort database stemming from a misclassification of both exposure and disease (information bias).

Given the NSA's own admitted broad use of Section 702, and that the FBI and CIA also use similar methods, and especially that the NSA's incredibly broad interpretation of what it can collect under the rule, the amount of data and communications in its databases stemming from United States persons must be massive.

Its central importance is reflected in the number of derived databases that stem from and augment the central archive (see http://pdbwiki.org/index.php/Template:PDB_search).

Costs of hypoglycaemic agents stems from the national prescription database and contain all prescriptions redeemed in pharmacies.

This low level of agreement stems from the fact that the CORUM database represents complexes as groups of associated proteins.

It in part stems from the limits of scale with relational databases.

This historic ruling stems from challenges to India's controversial Aadhaar scheme — a government database that assigns a unique identification number to every Indian.

Such caution stems from history.