Sentence examples for error stems from inspiring English sources

This error stems from the different postures that an ant assumes as she moves freely within the nest.

The Science article, co-authored by Searchinger, Kammen and 11 others, explains that the error stems from a misapplication of guidelines established by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) at the time of the Kyoto Protocol.

One potential source for error stems from patient positioning.

The error stems from interpolation of the magnetoresistivity data.

According to this post, the error stems from a change Google made in how it treats the body of an e-mail through IMAP, although the company has yet to confirm this to us (or publicly).

Another potential source of error stems from a lack of complete genetic and biochemical knowledge of lipid production pathways.

An investigator for the Sheriff's Department in Marion County explained to The Journal Record that the inflated toll was the result of overlapping reports, a paperwork error stemming from communication difficulties.

Readers will learn how to achieve increased soft error resilience on unreliable hardware, while exploiting the inherent error masking characteristics and error (stemming from soft errors, aging, and process variations) mitigations potential at different software layers.

If Yahoo's demise stemmed in part from being ambivalent about technology, perhaps Microsoft's error stemmed in part from being ambivalent about ad sales: we couldn't get the senior execs interested enough to intervene.

For the Level 3 errors, the information processing error types: information error, diagnostic error and performance error stem from Rasmussen and Vollrath.

However, the error stemming from the external field leakage is about ±0.5 nT on MF Gauss coefficients and has low practical relevance.