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Those costs, the analysis argued, would stem from manufacturers removing GMOs from their products should consumers view GMO labels as a warning not to buy products in their current form.

This stems from (discussion removed for confidentiality).

24 25 Although a great extent of the bevacizumab in the vitreous body stemming from the pretreatment is possibly removed during vitrectomy, the remainder in the retina may still have an impact.

The fingerprints were then processed to remove bands stemming from either the vector or the host gDNA, bands resulting from partial digestion or star activity, unreliable bands of unexpected sizes and background noise using the FingerPrint Background removal (FPB) software [ 49].

The major drawback of this approach stems from the difficulty removing the high-molecular-weight byproducts (i.e., excess polymer).

In this way, we have removed all complications stemming from uncertainty associated with identifying tumor-propagating cells within our model.

The former Brazil star spent two weeks in hospital last December because of a urinary tract infection that stemmed from surgery to remove kidney stones the previous month.

Current mechanical cherry harvest uses either impact or vibration excitations to shake tree branches to create a detachment force on cherry stems to remove cherries from the tree.

Some of the zoo elephants' problems stem from the practices of removing young calves from their mothers and transferring females from one zoo to another, usually for breeding.

Hemp fibres were isolated manually from stems by removing xylem using a scalpel.

1. Remove stems from tomatoes and place in a food processor with the salt.