Sentence examples for is stemmed from inspiring English sources
noun
The stock of a family; a race or generation of progenitors.
The high adhesion energy is stemmed from strong coulombic interaction and effectively dissipating energy of hydrogel matrix.
When bound to transferrin, however, iron is unavailable to the invading microbes, and their growth is stemmed.
In those circumstances, bail-out will follow bail-out until the tidal wave of foreclosures is stemmed.
The article is stemmed from an experimental program in which the influence of various types of surface preparation on bond strength of repaired concrete is evaluated.
There the racing flow of the sassy piece is stemmed for moments, as dancers pause and stare out into the audience.
The mechanism behind this increment is stemmed from the photo-excited electrons of bi-tandem carbon quantum dots and therefore realizing the electron accumulation on the counter electrode surface.
But the economic downturn is stemming the tide.
SPH is stems per hectare.
And population growth has been stemmed.
The flow of people would be stemmed.
It cannot be stemmed without greater stability in Afghanistan.
