Sentence examples similar to stemming from resolution from inspiring English sources
It is the United Nations, not the Clinton administration, that deserves the brunt of any embarrassment stemming from the resolution's failure.
She harbours hopes of better services stemming from a resolution by the Ugandan parliament last December to create Serere district, comprising Serere and Kasilo counties.
More generally, the annual report to UNGA on particular fisheries issues stemming from UNGA resolutions will also address the implementation of the Code.
He said the authority for war stemmed from UN Security Council resolution 678, the resolution that first authorised force to expel Iraq from Kuwait in 1990.
An example is shown in Figure 2. As will be made clear in the sequel, these artifacts differ from the ones stemming from loss of resolution, and therefore it cannot be eliminated simply by increasing the sensor resolution.
The in-depth analysis in this article proves that these artifacts are far worse than the ones stemming from loss of resolution or demosaicking, and therefore it cannot be eliminated simply by increasing the sensor resolution.
The original set consisted of two subsets stemming from the high-resolution structures (123 sequences) and from structures of lower resolution (146 sequences).
The costs that a new alliance can create on the alliance portfolio level mainly stem from conflict resolution in existing alliances.
The NCAA policy stems from the resolution of a lawsuit with the family of Dale Lloyd II, a college athlete with SCT who died during football practice [ 15].
(The NATO allies acted then under cover of a previous resolution stemming from the breakup of Yugoslavia).
Our approach is able to leverage the information stemming from the more detailed resolution of the viral population afforded by NGS data to infer signals in Sanger sequences that orginate from viral minorities that make their mark on bulk sequences but do so insufficiently for be of benefit to the learning algorithm.
