Sentence examples similar to stemming from difference from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Obama has been helped by a structural advantage, stemming from differences in the ways he, Mr. Romney and their allies have built their war chests.

It is demonstrated that limitations which arise in the standard formulation of the model, stemming from differences in the transport equation for the reaction progress variable and the mixture fraction, are addressed and resolved by the new approach.

Brain imaging of depression sufferers indicate that depression is an illness stemming from differences in brain chemistry, which may or may not be exacerbated by outside environmental and other psychological factors.

This paper aimed to address these sources of potential bias by estimating IV models that exploit variation in skills stemming from differences in family backgrounds and school attainment.

We were interested in the amount of heterogeneity, i.e. of additional variance stemming from differences between centres.

(79) Subsequent studies have shown that more subtle differences in composition stemming from differences in feed provide recognizable differences in sensory properties.

Moreover, we have taken steps to minimize the occurrence of a selection bias or of bias through distorting effects stemming from differences between non-equivalent comparison groups.

For example, potential confounding may be stemming from differences in smoking habits, although this appeared to be of no significance in our mixed-effect models.

Thus, in this example the apparent contradiction stems from difference in understanding.

This heterogeneity stems from differences in endothelial phenotype of different vessel type (arterial versus venous) and differences in EC phenotype from different tissues and organs [ 5].

Discrepancy between different studies might also stem from differences in exposure duration.