Sentence examples for evidence stems from from inspiring English sources
The new evidence stems from analysis of a gene called FOXP2, which is associated with language.
One line of evidence stems from what happens when sleep is disturbed.
Because the evidence stems from two cases that have been settled, the judge determined that it could be destroyed.
Most of the evidence stems from previous testimony by a provincial governor, Luis Singson, who said he delivered millions of dollars in money from illegal gambling to the president.
In fact, most of the evidence stems from studies in which patients were treated on an outpatient basis or hospitalized outside ICUs.
Most evidence stems from observational studies, but observational studies of surveillance can be subject to various biases that may severely influence the results.
He was also convicted of tampering with evidence stemming from his efforts to clean up the scene and then stage the accident.
A number of the author's ideas and insights, grounded in "anecdotal evidence" stemming from over 100 cases, are discussed here.
They use a two-step procedure to update this representation, namely (using their nomenclature) the 'move' step where the fact that the robot moves is accounted for by shifting probability mass between cells according to the robot movement, and the 'sense' step where Bayesian updating is used to incorporate new evidence stemming from a feature/map comparison.
That evidence stemmed from wiretaps planted by police in 2015 in the office of lawyer Loris Cavaliere wiretaps that the judge said violated the sanctity of solicitor-client privilege.
