Sentence examples similar to stemming from distinct interpretations from inspiring English sources

87 Consequently, cancer heterogeneity can be partially attributed to differentiation hierarchies stemming from distinct CSC subpopulations.

The vagueness of the CFAA, Ohm said, stems from varying interpretations of its two key parts: prohibitions on accessing a computer "without authorization" and "exceeding" authorized access.

Much of the disagreement, sanitized in diplomatic parlance, stems from different interpretations of what constitutes Israel's qualitative military edge (QME).

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

Instead she points to its popularity as stemming from an increasingly conservative interpretation of Islam.

Part of Mr. Gaillard's interest in this salvaging work stems from the fresh interpretations afforded by juxtaposing various ruins.

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The concern may stem from interpretations of Green's character as an unflattering parody of President Bush -- something the band vehemently denies -- or images of Adolph Hitler.

This diversity has contributed to misrepresentations stemming from Warburg's original observations and interpretations.

Used separately, and together, they complement and may improve interpretations stemming from parameters of lung mechanics based on PAW alone.

Actually there appears to be two distinct types of conflicts stemming from Judge Stein's and Pashman's involvement in the internal investigation.