Sentence examples similar to stemming from imprecision. from inspiring English sources
Our observation of associations of lower cognitive scores with major roadway proximity but not with traffic density may stem from imprecision in our estimates of traffic density or uncaptured variability in the traffic pollution sources represented.
Additional error could stem from the imprecision associated with recalling specific types and quantities of fish.
It has been suggested that the discrepancy in unaccountable PM mass stems, from the imprecision of organic carbon measurements, and from organic carbon concentration not representing total organic mass (Andrews et al. 2000).
Additionally, the use of blinded investigators and independent adjudication may reduce some of the imprecision stemming from subjectivity and variability among observers [ 41].
Most of the downgrading in GRADE occurred because of indirectness when fewer than 10 nurse practitioners contributed to study findings or were novices (both of which reduce generalisability) or when weak surrogate outcomes were used, or because of imprecision stemming from small sample sizes.
Another source of imprecision may stem from the VA interviews.
The imprecision of the MEHP estimates and the instability in the Stage 1 clustering for MBP may stem from the small sample size of the complete dataset.
Such caution stems from history.
This stems from two trends.
It stems from self-doubt.
Everything stems from that.
