Sentence examples similar to group association stemming from from inspiring English sources

(The word "soccer" is actually a laconic version of "association," stemming from university slang, which made "rugby" into "rugger" and "breakfast" into "brekker".

The association stems from a particular aspect of poison dart frog behavior.

For example, in the green/toucan case, most thinkers will have many more associations stemming from green than stemming from toucan.

Sexton believes networking is a vital tool for business in every industry but says its negative associations stem from the way we approach it.

Focus groups produce data stemming from group discussions.

Using PASTAA we are able to detect associations between TFs and gene groups stemming from various sources such as ChIP chip data as well as EST or microarray-based expression data.

Particularly, high density of microglia was observed in association with the plaques (Figure 5f), with significant differences among the groups (F 3,45)=20.615, P<0.001), stemming from increased number of microglia/plaque area in mice transplanted with either WT or IL-1raTG NPCs, as compared with naive and sham-operated mice (Figures 5g and h).

Descent was patrilineal, and communities were grouped in lineages stemming from a single ancestor.

The group's pedigree stems from its chemistry.

Some dining groups stem from church and professional affiliations, and relationships sometimes outlive their origins.

Other Orang Ulu groups stem from lower-lying inland areas, primarily in Sarawak's northeastern region.