Sentence examples for stemming from physical from inspiring English sources

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This paper explores the overall health impact of bicycle infrastructure provision, including not just road safety impacts, but also the population health impacts stemming from physical activity as well as cyclists׳ exposure to air pollution.

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The poorhouse metaphor Eubanks uses stems from physical poorhouses which were constructed in the 19th century as a way to alleviate poverty.

It reminds us that part of the razzle-dazzle of his art stems from physical texture, which almost no photographer has exploited with such optical richness.

Quadratic terms stem from physical constraints in applications, as in electronic circuits based on resistor (R), inductor (L), and capacitor (C).

Instrumental to prove the passivity property is the exploitation of some monotonicity characteristics of the system that stem from physical laws.

All science reinforces or refutes what came before, and when Abraham Maslow published his paper "A Theory of Human Motivation" in 1943, it was a rebuttal of the prevailing theory that everything humans do stems from physical needs.

Indeed, modern efforts to achieve a unified, integrated definition of fatigue rest on studies in which higher-order mental processes (such as thinking, perceiving, and emoting) are investigated to find whether they seem to stem from physical body processes.

Comedowns stem from physical ailments, not least tiredness and physical exhaustion, but they're also caused by a depletion of serotonin (5-HT) and the degeneration of 5-HT terminals in the brain.

Parents should be mindful of the way they communicate about weight and body size with and in front of their children and refrain from making disparaging comments about bodies, which sends the message that personal value stems from physical appearance.

Faer told the Center for Public Integrity that isolation, lasting days, not just hours, can stem from physical fights, but also from defiant comments or refusal to follow staff orders -- all behavior that frequently stems directly from a ward's mental health problems or disability.

Whereas most authors proceed as if our ecological problems can be fixed by implementing recommendations which stem from physical, biological, economic etc., studies, Bookchin's claim is that these problems can only be resolved by understanding the underlying social processes and intervening in those processes by applying the concepts and methods of the social sciences.

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