Sentence examples for mostly stems from inspiring English sources

Frictional entropy generation rate is larger than thermal entropy generation rate in the microchannel under study and therefore, total entropy generation mostly stems from friction.

The damping behavior of the biological materials mostly stems from their architecture and also the organic portion which intrinsically shows viscoelastic-plastic behavior.

The improvement mostly stems from the quantum dot size of vanadium nitride and the supporting of porous carbon, which would dramatically enhance the utilization of active material without affecting its electric conductivity.

This however introduces added complexities in dealing with false loop-closures, which mostly stems from two factors: (a) the limited local observations in map-joining stages and (b) the non block-diagonal nature of the information matrix of each submap.

Rights groups, though, doubt the existence of a cohesive militant group in Xinjiang and say the unrest mostly stems from anger among the region's Muslim Uighur people over restrictions on their religion and culture.

But, as a recent poll by the Pew Research Centre found, nearly half of all Republican voters think the government should do "not much" (15%) or "nothing at all" (33%) about such wealth divides possibly because most Republicans also believe that poverty mostly stems from a "lack of effort".

a−1, mostly stemming from avoided CO2 emissions20,21.

There was awkward silence, mostly stemming from surprise.

Their mistakes mostly stemmed from their odd hybrid status: they were neither public nor private.

Difficulties faced by parents during implementation mostly stemmed from factors external to the approach.

The problems of Muslims in France mostly stem from the country's abnormally exclusive employment and education system.