Sentence examples similar to stemming from human influence from inspiring English sources

Is wilderness really divorced from human influence and machinery?

Growth models stem from human nature, form our business practices and logically evolve into our policies.

Human sensitization data often stem from human maximization tests (HMT) [ 16] and human patch tests (HPT).

We also uncovered evidence that these results stem from the influence of corporations and unions.

And it didn't stem from Nashville or it didn't stem from any influence in Nashville.

And just as existential anguish stems from being human, communion with fellow humans turns out to be the best antidote.

Outcome: Pseudoscience stems from the human brain, so neuroscience can claim the bulk of it.

Drama stems from the human need to tell stories as a way to understand ourselves.

Celebrating vanity metrics stems from natural human behavior.

My disillusionment stemmed from the increasing influence of big money on the functions of government.

Scientists have long presumed that the ongoing loss of wetlands in many areas of the world stems from influences such as rising sea levels and human development of coastal real estate.