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The reason might stem from challenges inherent in the economic modeling of disaster impacts (Okuyama 2007), data paucity, and difficulties in perception of sectoral linkages and their spatial dimension during disaster impact estimation (Haque and Jahan 2015).

This historic ruling stems from challenges to India's controversial Aadhaar scheme — a government database that assigns a unique identification number to every Indian.

It's also very likely that Harkin's passion about helping Americans with disabilities stems from challenges faced by his deaf brother.

It stems from challenging clinic environments that make it difficult for patients and doctors to partner together in shared decision making.

Necessity stems from the challenges China faces in investing nearly $2.3 billion worth of foreign reserves.

Kids put their guard up when they sense that we're being critical, especially if their pattern of procrastination stems from legitimate challenges with staying organized and on task.

Some of the reluctance to limit antibiotic use may stem from the challenges faced by primary care pediatricians to performing adequate I&D in office settings including internal barriers such as a lack of self-efficacy and guideline agreement.

The publisher now faces several legal challenges stemming from those claims.

Ecosystem services research faces several challenges stemming from the plurality of interpretations of classifications and terminologies.

Since its independence in 1991, Moldova has been beset with an array of challenges stemming from four problematic situations.

"Princeton's research enterprise faces significant challenges stemming from changing patterns of government support for research," this task force said.