Sentence examples similar to stemming from chronological alterations from inspiring English sources

In college, he pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor assault charges stemming from altercations with a neighbor and an ex-girlfriend.

The charges stemmed from traffic altercations last year when Polynice followed other motorists and exchanged words.

It was intended as a means of compensating historic buildings for the potential financial losses stemming from their landmark status (which severely restricts alterations), and allowing the city to skirt any financial responsibility itself.

There are several examples of analysis of this kind of data, usually stemming from a lack of information on chronological age.

There's also been an alteration in the Swedish arrest warrant stemming from an alleged incident.

The discomfort probably stems from his most recent alteration to his motion.

This work stems from a previous study in which alterations in the task-negative default mode network were investigated.

Understanding disease all stems from identifying alterations of normal anatomy.

Thus, documentation of the chronological alteration in the morphology of neuromuscular junctions (NMJs) and of organelles was possible.

SF activation in arthritis leads to alterations in a number of signalling pathways, which stem from changes in gene expression.

His associates say that this alteration of demeanor is not studied but, rather, stems from a profound, almost religious, respect for the law.