Sentence examples similar to stemming from the deviation from inspiring English sources
An earlier study (Sprackling 1960) suggested that early embryonic death in D. parthenogenetica is associated with ploidy deviations stemming from the particular pronuclei involved in the first cleavage division as well as their location within the egg.
On appropriate temperature scaling, these deviations provide patterns with common features, but also distinctions due to the effective confinement stemming from the non-liquid states.
SAFARI has again the highest standard deviation which stems from the above enumerated reasons.
Deviations mainly stem from the Reynolds number dependency of the flow distribution.
These may either stem from deviations of the MIP from the expected values, or from local redistributions of free charge carriers ((V_{text {E}})), given that the used values for the MIP, Z, and (rho _{text {at}}) are accurate.
"That stems from the manager himself.
Its upcoming woes stem from the fallout.
This stems from the colonialist era, correct?
The problem stemmed from the wings.
This conclusion stems from the following considerations.
