Sentence examples for species stemming from from inspiring English sources

In this HF-Physical Vapor Deposition (HFPVD) mode the species stemming from filament and reacting with the gas-atmosphere are the precursors for film growth.

Ancestors of lepidopteran species, stemming from Hymenoptera, had midgut ceca, although this is lost in current butterflies and moths.

Here, we demonstrate that a significant proportion of the variation in apparent welfare between captive carnivore species stems from specific aspects of natural behaviour.

The ancestral origins for this species stem from eastern North America, where species richness of ambystomatids are highest.

The link between aggregated proteins and toxic species stems from earlier studies on neurodegenerative diseases.

Compelling evidence of such intrinsic limits to host range within a single species stems from the occurrence of sympatric host races [ 1- 8].

However as with H. pylori, epidemiological data from the above oral species stem generally from clinical isolates grown in routine laboratories for diagnostic purposes.

Then, using a tree-based jack-knife method, we identify clownfish species likely stemming from hybridisation events.

We analyzed proportional rather than absolute abundances of components, to remove species differences stemming from body size variation (up to threefold among Timema females) and to reduce experimental error [ 14, 70].

We corrected inconsistencies between WWF "Wildfinder" database, AZE and EDGE species (Table S2) stemming from different species and genera names, and use of synonyms.

(The 3-decade delay in describing the species stems, in part, from the time needed to tease the delicate fossils from the rock).