Sentence examples similar to stemming from a technical defect from inspiring English sources

Villareal's practice stems from a technical background.

Palm lowered its fourth-quarter sales forecast twice, as a technical defect delayed the m500.

DC is a rare genetic disorder stemming from a defect in telomere maintenance.

The official report (in Arabic) says a technical defect was found in the engine and was repaired.

Rather, it stems from a genetic defect that is passed from one generation to the next.

His heart problems stemmed from a congenital defect that had damaged his aortic valve.

Sudden cardiac arrest in a young person usually stems from a structural defect in the heart or a problem with its electrical circuitry.

Mali, once considered a stable democracy, has been mired in turbulence stemming from a March coup by soldiers who defected and overthrew the democratically elected president.

We hypothesized that the diminished numbers of circulating platelets might stem from a defect in the development of MKs.

This suggests that the dNTP imbalance that we observe, as a function of vitality, could stem from a defect in cytosolic, as opposed to mitochondrial, dNTP pathways.

Back spasms rarely require surgery unless the problem stems from an anatomical defect or is associated with unrelenting pain and progressive muscle weakness.[8].