Sentence examples for predictions stemming from from inspiring English sources

The predictions stemming from this description provide insight into the operation of hair bundles in a variety of contexts.

The results highlight the paramount role played by the cable self-damping, and compare favorably with the predictions stemming from both empirical power laws and available experimental data.

We demonstrate that performance predictions stemming from this improved lump-parameter formalism compare favorably with experimental results at various conditions, particularly at the industrial rated conditions.

He told me there was an increasing sense of frustration among scientists that warnings and predictions, stemming from peer-reviewed research over many years, were going unheeded in the corridors of power.

The SPT team has now placed tight limits on the neutrino masses, yielding a value that approaches predictions stemming from particle physics measurements.

These results show that the structure of these networks strongly reflects multifunctionality, and that gene function predictions stemming from them are heavily influenced by this fact.

It is usually attributed to "scientists" or just "science", although some may be confusing "science" with "science fiction", which is where most jetpack predictions stem from.

It is concluded that the quantitative difference between the two predictions stems from different assumptions on how the properties vary across the phase interface yielding a lower dissipation of Gibbs energy by diffusion in the phase-field simulations.

In other words, our predictions stem from the evolutionary pressures not mechanistic constraints faced by organisms.

These predictions stem from the expected repressive effect of constraints on the ability to improvise.

Hence, we cannot provide a reliable lower bound on the number of mutations contributing to fitness in any given year and we have reworded the relevant parts of the text to stress that our ability to make meaningful predictions stems from persistent variations in virus fitness.