Sentence examples for hazards stem from from inspiring English sources

The most substantial errors in the statistical assessment of ballistic hazards stem from our ignorance of any wind effects when calculating the ballistic trajectories.

Groundwater hazards stem from different leakage scenarios; well leakage, fault leakage or cap rock leakage (Fig.  7).

The Academy review of EIS was ordered after local citizens expressed concerns about biosafety hazards stemming from the new biosafety level 3 and BSL-4 labs that would be a part of the facility.

Health hazards stemming from increasing income may be explained with changes in consumption pattern and health behavior.

Asked to comment on Segway's statement, a Lime spokesman said the company still maintains their scooter's fire hazard stemmed from a manufacturing problem.

He said that concerns about "moral hazard" stemming from the bailouts should be addressed after the initial shocks from the crisis had begun to fade, and noted that the long-term goal was for banks and other financial institutions to stand again on their own two feet.

Their risk stems from their exposure to hazards in addition to their marginal status that reduces their ability to deal with emergencies.

In many cases first information on a potential hazard will stem from routine toxicologic testing.

They are triggered by external hazards but also stem from vulnerability.

Many of the hazards associated with US stem from its ability to induce large thermal fluctuations and/or cavitational damage in soft tissues.

Therefore, the observed reduction in the hazard rate seems to stem from the new regulation, which has reduced its incidence, the reduction in the incentive variables as reflected in Table 2 and also from other factors that are captured by the dummy variable.