Sentence examples for developments stemmed out from inspiring English sources

Several technical developments stemmed out of the Opera Target Tracker system, of which muon radiography could profit.

Both developments stemmed from decades-old incidents.

The last thread stems out of the development of social justice: These are my people and I seek empowerment and liberation for us all.

The salience of this dialogue stems out of the new developments in the Middle East; coupled with the current U.S. administration's willingness to ratify the P5+1 deal with Iran in the congress and current Egyptian leadership's new paradigm in doing business with the world's super power.

Cut out twelve flower stems out of green paper.

In the absence of leaves, enlarged stems carry out photosynthesis.

"Current approaches to the development of regenerative therapies have been influenced by our understanding of embryonic development, stem cell biology, and tissue engineering technology.

Additional capacity development could stem from more explicit support to skill development to overcome proficiency inequalities.

Let the stems stick out downwards to form one stem or holding point.

To test this hypothesis, we first verified the distribution of C. alatus individuals that seem dispersed in patches where still-standing, dried-out hollow stems (hereafter "dried-out stems") are interspersed among live individuals at different stages of development.

Our data indicated that 71% of all CAZymes identified on the array are expressed during stem development (993 out of 1,392; Table 1).