Sentence examples similar to stemming from parallel justifications from inspiring English sources

Over the last decade this field has been revolutionized by new experimental data stemming from massively parallel sequencing technologies.

The convention stems from two parallel strains running through the zeitgeist, both of them good – though problematic when combined.

The consequences of these findings, stemming from the economic and operational justification, led to the actual purchase of a MRF site for Lucas County, Ohio (USA).

Dylann Roof, 22, could face a death sentence in the federal case against him as well as in the state's parallel case stemming from the shooting.

The article presents a class of reconfigurable modular parallel robots stemming from the 3-CPS under-actuated topology.

His doctoral dissertation solved an outstanding problem, stemming from Werner Heisenberg's work, concerning the stability of parallel flows.

In this regard, many parallels can be made to associated terminology stemming from the purely scientific realm (Kowarik 2011).

Watkins (1997 1998bb) showed that Kant's formulation and justification of his laws was strongly influenced by a philosophy of nature stemming from Leibniz not Newton.

But Lebanese Information Minister Ramzi Jreij said there was no security justification for the closure and asked if it wasn't due to politics stemming from strained relations between Lebanon and Arab Gulf countries, notably Saudi Arabia.

Additional support for the non-monophyly view stems from the second, parallel approach based on the restricted matrices.

These harrowing statistics stem from thousands of situations parallel to Seema's.