Sentence examples for stemmed from either from inspiring English sources

It stemmed from either my comparisons with the past, my anxieties about the future, or my fear over my own eventual frailty.

The existing anonymous communication protocols are largely stemmed from either mixnet [1] or DC-net [2].

Jealousy can also be, not always, a habit stemmed from either negative thinking or bad gossiping.

All endocrine disease stems from either an overproduction (hyperfunction) or underproduction (hypofunction) of some hormone-secreting endocrine gland.

Apart from its gently rippling roof, it does little to draw attention to itself; all the colour stems from either the gardens, costumes or sets.

Turning to the analysis of experimental data, we describe the methods for estimating treatment effects, interactions, and more complex indirect effects stemming from either mediator or moderator variables.

Uncertainties in geographic information systems (GIS) stem from either vague/ambiguous or imprecise/inaccurate/incomplete information and it is necessary for GIS to develop tools and techniques to manage these uncertainties.

In order to take into account the effects stemming from the transverse load position, the GBT buckling formulation must incorporate geometrical stiffness terms stemming from either (i) the internal work of the pre-buckling transversal normal stresses ("exact" formulation) or (ii) the external work of the applied transverse loads (approximate/simplified formulation).

As most diseases stem from either acute or chronic inflammation caused by a variety of molecular, biochemical or physical factors8,9,10,11, an anti-inflammatory drug that can be re-formulated as a bioimaging agent could be tremendously beneficial in the clinic, either as a diagnostic tool or as a contrast agent to facilitate image-guided clinical interventions12.

Numbering about 75, its rarity stems from either Wagner's objection to smoking (the card came with tobacco) or to not being compensated for use of his image.

Spurious isotonic hyponatremia represents a phenomenon which arises in case of a major increase of the solid fraction of the plasma stemming from either a major increase of lipids or proteins.