Sentence examples for publications stemming from from inspiring English sources

Our methods are quantitative and peer-reviewed (you can find a full list of scientific publications stemming from the MVP here).

Potentially effective community-based interventions were linked to publications stemming from NIEHS-funded grant research.

A broad range of potentially effective community-based interventions were reported in publications stemming from NIEHS-funded grant research.

Scientific publications stemming from a poor study design or simply reporting insufficient information can mislead readers when interpreting study outcomes.

The limited number of scientific publications stemming from OR in various settings has also been reported from other OR courses (19).

The payments problem, according to the trade publications, stems from a dispute over a new 2 percent value-added tax in China.

Dr. Crawford's proposal, described in a paper submitted for publication, stems from research he did in the early 1980's that built on the marriage algorithm, but in the context of matching workers to jobs at appropriate salaries.

This publication stems from a subgroup of the HESI Integration of Biomonitoring Exposure Data into the Risk Assessment Process Technical Committee, whose work is funded through ILSI HESI.

This issue stemmed from Aristotle's Categories.

As you sift through the notes and letters and publications that stemmed from his years on the Beagle, you begin to understand how careful, how inquisitive and how various his mind was.

The initiative is old and irrelevant, and its publication now stems from political needs," apparently a reference to the fact that both Mr. Obama and Mr. Netanyahu are facing elections in the coming weeks and months.