Sentence examples for effects stemmed from from inspiring English sources

Based on global simulations, however, they found the most dramatic effects stemmed from ocean acidification.

The feedback linearization theory is applied to reduce coupling effects stemmed from system dynamics of the parallel robot via incorporating force velocity control with cross-coupling pre-compensations.

The most significant effects stemmed from heavy rains, amounting to 551.5 mm, that caused flash flooding and landslides.

The latter effects stemmed from an increasing proportion of total NRP1 being used up in formation of unligated VEGFR1-NRP1 complexes with increasing total VEGFR density (Fig. 5E).

Our cell proliferation and apoptosis studies showed that no significant effects stemmed from direct BPA exposure (at 21 days of age).

The different views of the law's effects stem from how each side wants taxes examined.

Those economic and health effects stem from congestion, pollution and wear and tear on the roads.

One reason is that the side effects stemming from the use of lower doses of some boosters are poorly understood.

Worries about potentially harmful off-target effects stem from experience in early gene therapy trials where rare integration events of retroviral vectors led to the development of leukemias.

Turning to the analysis of experimental data, we describe the methods for estimating treatment effects, interactions, and more complex indirect effects stemming from either mediator or moderator variables.

While the rules of liability have changed but little in the past half century, the practical effects stemming from the application of these rules have been altered materially.