For example, potential confounding may be stemming from differences in smoking habits, although this appeared to be of no significance in our mixed-effect models.
In fact, student resistance may be stemming from issues other than what the instructor might predict or expect to be the cause.
Good mechanical strength of PA6 web may be stem from better bonding by the layers of individual fibers resulting from a slow evaporation of solvent.
If you're experiencing problems with your dishwasher, it may actually be stemming from your garbage disposal.
If you feel insecure around your boyfriend or any other men you've dated, then your insecurity may not be stemming from the porn.
Finally, it is acknowledged that several of the concepts are necessarily inexact and that bias may be introduced stemming from the background of the treating physicians.
Our assumption that this approach may be effective, stems from the fact that the bacterium in its natural habitat (macrophages) is likely to secrete unique antigens that may eventually help in generating protective immune response [5].
The significance level of the homogeneity test for race may be spurious, stemming from the small sample nonwhites assigned placebo (N = 3) and the potential lack of normally distributed C-peptide values required for a valid model-based test.
The constraints in electromagnetism may be viewed as stemming from the U 1) gauge invariance of Maxwell's theory, while the constraints of general relativity stem from the diffeomorphism invariance of the theory.
And indeed, the flaws as well as the virtues of his new rendering may be said to stem from a profound reverence for the original.
