Sentence examples similar to stem from one another from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "All the accolades this band have thrown at them over the years stem from one thing: on that stage they continue to be quite magnificent – the ultimate bar band, who deliver every time.

The researchers had been looking for ways in which the gene expression profiles of resting and activated stem cells might differ from one another, and how aging affects the cells.

In the central nervous system, neural stem cells proliferate in the ventricular zone (VZ) and sequentially give rise to both neurons and glial cells in a temporally and spatially regulated manner, suggesting that stem cells may differ from one another in different brain regions and at different developmental stages.

Some of the most dangerous illusions on the chessboard stem from one of the greatest geniuses of the game, Wilhelm Steinitz, world champion from 1866 to 1894.

But now it appears that all chloroplasts stem from one group of blue-green bacteria and are in fact more closely related to one another than are the plants themselves.

Scientists operating on Mars could address these and similar questions that ultimately stem from one overriding question: Are we alone in the universe?

The packs stem from one male and one female that he rescued from illegal captivity.

In ordinary medicines, the efficacies stem from one compound one target interaction.

The Mets said that his recent pain did not stem from one specific move, but from an accumulation of actions.

"Both of those things stem from one key factor: neither Mourinho nor Benítez made it as a player.

"A lot of our challenges stem from one fact: Coventry City does not own its own stadium.