Sentence examples for period stems from from inspiring English sources

The justification for choosing this time period stems from the availability of data.

And three-quarters of all claims filed by state correction officers during that five-year period stemmed from minor injuries that involved no inmate contact.

The recent allegations came just two weeks after the fraternity ended a months long "alcohol probation" period stemming from a September underage drinking incident, the Wisconsin State Journal reports.

The company posted healthy results despite negative publicity during the period stemming from the sexual harassment scandal involving Roger Ailes at its Fox News division.

The 67 nm periodicity (corresponding to one D-period) stems from the staggered arrangement of collagen molecules in a given fibril, where the staggered spaces between the ends of successive collagen molecules yield the so-called gap zones and the areas where multiple molecules are superimposed represent the overlap zone (Fig. 1).

Similarly, the CV-ratio was much larger than 1 in both N. retusus (3.3±1.5 mean ± SD, n = 28) and N. maxillosus (4.2±1.7, n = 13), indicating that the two alternating pulse periods stem from different populations.

The attention to national security in this postelection interim period stems in part from the recognition that terrorists have struck during moments of flux in national leadership before.

Although results from Luke et al. [ 43] suggest activity energy expenditure (AEE) plays a limited role in age-related weight gain over a 3-year period, which stems from a more recent meta-analysis comparing objectively measured AEE amongst adult women from HICs and LMICs [ 44].

Add to that a generally fraught period — protests stemming from the Laquan McDonald video in Chicago are among the latest race flashpoints — and "The Wiz" couldn't be arriving at a more critical moment.

The 2-day phenotypic lag period might stem from the turnover of DAF-16 or protective proteins encoded by DAF-16 regulated genes.

Many Portuguese intellectuals' dislike of Saramago stems from this period.