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Some of the most dramatic car customization options stem from body modifications.

The rationale for the trial stems from a surprising finding from the research team led by Dr. Steven Cummings, assistant dean for clinical research at the University of California, San Francisco.

It is ironic, then, that his greatest achievement may stem from his surprising ability to work coöperatively with other leaders and help everyone negotiate achievable goals.

Much of the biotechnological interest in enzymes from extremophilic organisms stems from their surprising properties.

Rodríguez acknowledged his drop in velocity last season, explaining that it stemmed from a modification of his mechanics.

Here, the altered configuration of the product stems from the modification of the stereochemical course of carbon−carbon bond formation.

Perhaps the Tony committee is responding to the backlash stemming from last year's acting awards for movie stars Scarlett Johanssen and Catherine Zeta-Jones, whose surprising Tony victories turned heads.

The company blamed the surprising shortfall partly on higher-than-expected legal fees stemming from its lawsuit against Mattel, as well as shifting retail orders.

Or modifications made to seeds would be inherited by later generations stemming from that seed.

Despite Minnesota's surprising run to the finals, the team was beset by financial difficulties stemming from its long stretch of losing seasons.

This is not in itself surprising: as a condition of the ceasefire that ended the 1991 Gulf war, Saddam agreed to pay damages stemming from the invasion.