Sentence examples similar to stemming from recent research from inspiring English sources

The hope for new treatments stems from recent research on macrophages-immune cells that are among the first to arrive on the scene when the body suffers a wound or infection.

A strong argument against a role of ischemia stems from recent research in zebrafish where the occlusion of the aorta is rapidly compensated for by collateral vessel growth in an environment that cannot become hypoxic [ 51].

This view stems from recent findings of helplessness in young children.

Those fears stem from recent history.

"Future work stemming from this research should prove very exciting".

The mini-review stemmed from a recent meeting on national aging research strategies in China discusses the components and challenges of aging research in China.

Pierre's connection with San Augustin stems from a research trip for a university project.

But the president also commuted a prison sentence stemming from a relatively recent crack cocaine conviction.

This all stems from a recent meeting of scientists and researchers, organized by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence.

This principle stems from research into "disturbance ecology".

Part of Mr. Marchionne's reasoning stems from the recent fall in value of the dollar.