Sentence examples for differences stemmed from from inspiring English sources

Behaviorists organized themselves into different types of research clusters, whose differences stemmed from such factors as varying approaches to conditioning and experimentation.

Most of these differences stemmed from the non-monotonous change in the stacking fault energy with nitrogen concentration and the role of short-range order.

The differences stemmed from the pre-setting of the maximum applied load in the experiment at 3400 kN to maintain test safety.

Now, a new report claims those "differences" stemmed from a gay plotline.

Bradman believed some of the differences stemmed from religion; Fingleton was a Roman Catholic, Bradman an Anglican.

Nearly all differences stemmed from distances between the IG and a variety of other landmarks.

Possibly, the differences stem from different biochemical pathways leading to the biosynthesis of CGA molecules in the two biological systems.

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

It remains unclear how much such differences stem from different implant designs and surgical techniques.

It is likely that these differences stem from the different mode of action of these antiestrogens.

The contradictory results probably relate to the different tumors and models used and to the differences stemming from the heterogeneity and different culture methods of MSCs.