In most cases, they stem from component wear and perforation of the graft, leading to leakage.
However, little is known about how MBCT works and whether its benefits stem from specific components of MBCT or unspecific effects of a group intervention [ 3].
Tellabs cited lower gross profit margins, stemming from higher-than-expected component costs and increased customer service installations.
Kevin B. Rollins, Dell's vice chairman, attributed the revenue improvement at the end of the quarter to Dell's ability to cut prices, which in turn stemmed from falling component prices.
Chemical distillation processes must account for high turndown or complicated chemical interactions stemming from the nonideality of the components to separate, such as the presence of salts.
The research to find answers to these questions has both a strong algorithm design component and a strong systems component, the latter stemming from the need for distributed computing methods to efficiently work with the huge amount of data being created.
The nuclear understanding may finally bring to fruition an agreement that President George W. Bush reached with India in 2006 to end a moratorium on sales of nuclear fuel and reactor components to India, stemming from its first nuclear test in 1974.
In addition to the mathematical modeling of system-wide behavior, systems biology has a wealth of data about various molecular components of cells stemming from functional genomics, RNomics, proteomics, and metabolomics methods.
Modeling approaches can be broadly divided into theoretical, based upon models stemming from the hypothesized relationships of individual components (Glomm and Ravikumar 1994); and empirical, based on fitting curves on actual data (Wilkinson 1984).
Final interpretation of results will rely on the joint appraisal of the findings stemming from the quantitative and qualitative study components.
This necessitates impact resistance and energy absorption mechanisms, which stem from material-structure components in horns.
