Sentence examples for presumably stems from from inspiring English sources
That trend presumably stems from voter "anger" over the economy, and unhappiness with President Obama and Congress.
Two typical and recent anti-Semitic incidents involved the Tottenham Hotspur team (the Spurs), whose reputation as a "Jewish" team presumably stems from its home field in a London suburb with a large Jewish community.
Sure, that kind of ignores that a good chunk of Callin' Oates success presumably stems from the hokeyness of the whole thing — but hey, free knowledge!
As referred to above, this LPS-dependent up-regulation presumably stems from the CMV promoter in the Flag expression vector, since the control protein, BAP, was similarly up-regulated by LPS-treatment.
The dimer band in lane 1 and 2 presumably stems from mitochondrial F1Fo ATP synthase dimers preserved by mild purification conditions.
Peripheral nerve swelling in the setting of DSP presumably stems from increased water content as a byproduct of the aldose reductase conversion process of glucose into sorbitol (7).
In parts of ancient Greece, werewolf myths, presumably stemming from prehistoric times, became linked with the Olympian religion.
The lower classification accuracy for the transitioning category presumably stemmed from insufficient frequency of the image acquisition which can be readily improved.
Four female G. affinis had puncture wounds on their caudal peduncle (one per fish), presumably stemming from attacks by heteropterans or other predatory aquatic arthropods.
They're in — in fact, fashion/jewelry brands make up more than 1/2 the list, with such strong interest presumably stemming from the fact that they can't get on the Apple Watch even as Apple pitches it as the hottest thing in fashion since sliced bread necklaces.
Initial motivation for the use of flickering stimuli presumably stemmed from symptomatic reports of aversion to flicker in migraine groups, and also reports of flickering visual conditions contributing to the onset of migraine events (for review see: [55]).
