Sentence examples for improvement stems from from inspiring English sources

That improvement stems from — well, Brackman does not seem totally sure.

Much of the improvement stems from a new emphasis on patient safety, Dr. Birkmeyer added.

The improvement stems from the formation of Al or Cr-containing oxide films in the implanted layer.

The improvement stems from the design of the bootstrap test whose limiting behavior mimics the discontinuity of the original test's limiting distribution.

The significant improvement stems from the layer structure that formed by strong interaction between negatively charged GO and positively charged NiAl-LDH nanosheets.

The improvement stems from the hierarchically porous structure with dominant pore sizes among 1 3 nm, increased pyrrolic nitrogen (11.12 at%) and boron (8.21 at%) active sites due to the addition of ionic liquid.

Mr. Girsky said that much of the second-quarter improvement stemmed from these factors, far more than cost-cutting.

Syd Thrift, head of baseball operations for the Baltimore Orioles and a longtime student of hitters, said he believed much of the hitting improvement stemmed from preparation.

But a breakdown for small and large enterprises showed that most of the improvement stemmed from the large companies that dominate the economy, while conditions remained tough for small companies, which often struggle to tap into the credit that is easily available to state-controlled corporate giants.

The fact that the coherence was between task-irrelevant stimulus features suggests that the observed improvement stemmed from the integration of auditory and visual streams into cross-modal objects, enabling listeners to better attend the target.

These improvements stem from two basic ideas: first, we use an improved modeling of recombination events within each window, and second, we use an adaptive window length that depends on the local genetic distance between the ancestral populations within a window.