Sentence examples similar to stemming from erroneous handling from inspiring English sources

The proposed rule would require brokerage firms to set up controls to reduce the risk stemming from erroneous orders made by their sponsored trading customers.

Even if method 4 gains slightly in precision with an increasing number of cases relative to the number of controls in the second phase, highly unbalanced designs would substantially enforce any bias stemming from erroneous exposure data.

Despite the scarce evidence from non-human primates suggestive for direct projections, part of our tractography findings may stem from erroneous merging of fibers into the uncinate fasciculus creating the impression of monosynaptic projections to amygdala or hippocampus.

They found lacerations on his right hand, perhaps stemming from rough handling during the recovery.

Ogilvy had maintained that the problems were inadvertent errors in timekeeping, stemming from inexperience in handling government contracts.

Even in replicate experiments, some variations will be observed, stemming from the experimental procedure sample handling, library preparation and sequencing.

The caution stems from previous erroneous claims by American and Pakistani officials about militant deaths in Waziristan, a notoriously difficult place to get reliable information.

Amihai Mazar, professor at the Institute of Archaeology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, says that myth stemmed from an erroneous claim by the former Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin, on a visit to Egypt in 1977, that Jews built the pyramids.

Macdonald's charges stem from his alleged handling of a lucrative mining licence at Doyles Creek in the Hunter Valley.

Sometimes media misrepresentations stem from poorly handled P.R. efforts.

That move came after Knight Capital sustained a $440 million trading loss stemming from a technology error that generated erroneous orders to buy shares of major stocks.