Sentence examples similar to stemming from inaccurate perceptions from inspiring English sources

This is due to incorrect compensation of the interpolation kernel, which stems from inaccurate depth correspondence in the scene.

All information exhibited high consistency except IR exposure history, which might stem from inaccurate understanding of IR exposure questionnaires.

Data quality is a concern; errors in the data can stem from inaccurate or missing information in the patient record, from the failure to abstract relevant data, or from incorrect coding of the abstracted data.

Some have a history of distrust for law enforcement stemming from their perceptions of law enforcement within their home countries.

"It's a relaxing of opinion" stemming from the perception of a lesser threat to Israelis' security, said Asher Arian, a professor who directs the poll.

What's more, HBCUs have a reputational problem, largely stemming from the perception they are less prestigious than their mainstream peers.

Lack of legitimacy usually stems from unfavorable perceptions which can, unfortunately, become self-fulfilling.

Granted, some bad reputations stem from unfair perceptions.

These calculations stem from two dangerous perceptions.

The first problem that would stem from an inaccurate count is that federal resources would not be properly distributed to meet needs.

In part it stems from a perception of shared values.