Sentence examples for difference stems from from inspiring English sources

The difference stems from the different membrane properties of the inhibitory neurons, as revealed by membrane potential traces (Fig.  4 B).

Much of this difference stems from a few key races where our model differs most from the polls — especially Georgia, Kentucky and (to a lesser extent) Louisiana.

The only difference stems from the ordering of steps that subjects are instructed to follow when playing the game.

It is now known that the difference stems from Australia's long isolation and northward drift into its present geographic position.

The agency said that some of the difference stems from its new policy of trying to settle complaints before formal investigations are opened -- a practice it calls "interventions".

The difference stems from productive research, the results of persistent fund-raising efforts and pressure from parents, who established the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in 1955.

This difference stemmed from the inclusion of an inquiry-based laboratory in the 200-level courses.

The basis for these differences stems from the ability of RIG-I and MDA5 to recognize different RNA patterns.

The explanation for these differences stems from the fact that P. dardanus can be eaten safely by birds.

We hypothesize that this differences stems from the functional requirements for climbing.

Many apparently conceptual differences stem from different interpretations of averaged or generalised data, and the dogmatic use of pragmatic ad hoc choices.