Sentence examples for point stems from from inspiring English sources

By the end of the book Mr. Darnton's respect for the life-and-death power of the written word is readily apparent: a pilfered paragraph from "War and Peace" leads to one character's downfall, the novel's denouement is brought about by a couple of lines of Byron, and a crucial plot point stems from an epically clumsy lead paragraph.

You know, it seems to me that — that much of the potential attractiveness of coming and selling equity at this point stems from probably the fact that a few months ago the equity was at 40 pence, and now it's at a £1.60 or something like this.

It is true that part of Kant's rationale for his change of position on this point stems from the "critical turn" undertaken in the Critique of Pure Reason (and in its Second Antinomy in particular).

The idea of a breaking point stems from the 18th and19th century pseudo-scientific study of war, heavily influenced by the Age of Enlightenment, of which Carl von Clausewitz's work On War is the most prominent example.

One particularly controversial point stems from the ability of cannabinoids to induce apoptosis in astrocytomas when CB1 and CB2 receptors also couple to the pro-survival kinase AKT.

This decrease in the critical point stems from the frustration of benzene packing in the liquid phase by the ligands of the MOF.

Jason Robert's (2004) treatment of explanation and methodology in developmental biology highlights what is probably the main valid point stemming from the context-dependence of molecular features.

An important point stemming from our series analysis is the limited usefulness, if any, of the search for immunological serum markers in the identification of those patients with I-AU who are at risk for the development of an autoimmune-type systemic disease.

The turning point stemmed from the Colombians' collective determination to reverse the rapid deterioration, coupled with the Plan Colombia cooperation effort with the U.S., which was mainly driven by the U.S. Congress and was all about fighting drugs".

Another important point stemming from our results is that when correlating aggression with group-size, calculating aggression-averages including all bees in the group may be misleading.

In the discussion, we address crucial points stemming from the learning process of creativity among engineering students in higher education where the challenge is to develop one's creative potential.