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The N-phase formulations stem from a phase field model we developed in a recent work based on the conservations of mass/momentum, and the second law of thermodynamics.

The plan to phase out nuclear plants actually predates Macron, stemming from a political pact made by former French President, François Hollande, during the 2012 election that cemented his alliance with the anti-nuclear Green party.

stemming from a personal feud.

This raises the question of whether the observed cladogenesis and speciation in the genus Alosa in this region is primarily promoted through allopatry stemming from phases of geographic isolation during reduced Mediterranean Sea levels, or simply the starkly differing environmental conditions (or both), as suggested for other species in the Ponto-Caspio region [ 22].

Not only that, it stemmed from a lineout steal by the outstanding Luke Charteris and, 15 phases later, Scott Williams, the replacement for Roberts, dummied through to score.

This enhanced ability to disrupt biofilms is consistent with the improved solution-phase kinetics of the engineered enzyme, and may stem from a similar mechanistic origin.

One difficulty stems from a facile crystallization of zirconia, which is accompanied by structural collapse, during formation of the mesoporous phase and removal of the template [13 15].

It stemmed from a real cinematic desire.

This stems from a Jewish belief.

His commitment stemmed from a family tragedy.

Their unhappiness stems from a common source.